We need to establish a new model for the economics of creative output, especially as AI builds on the creativity of others.

Creativity in the future will not be limited to traditional artists; it will manifest in various forms, including strategic thinking and innovative use of growth channels in business.

We're exploring innovative business models for video generation, including pay-per-output systems that cater to individual creatives, which could revolutionize how video projects are funded and produced.

The startup world allows for creative thinking without constraints, enabling you to differentiate your business model in innovative ways.

It's important to question the narrative that foundation model companies will dominate the market. There are still opportunities for innovation outside of these models, and it's essential to avoid falling into a cynical mindset that stifles creativity.

The next four years will likely see a surge in creativity and entrepreneurship, as people are empowered to act on their ideas, especially if they have the time and resources to do so.

We are on the brink of another technological shift that will create numerous opportunities for new businesses.

While there is a mix of local innovation and the application of successful models to new markets, the creativity in startup applications has not diminished during the pandemic.

The future of creativity will be transformed by AI, allowing millions of people to express themselves and create content in ways we can't fully imagine yet.