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Y Combinator Cast

08/23/24

@ Y Combinator

The long-term value of companies will ultimately depend on their ability to solve real customer problems and generate sustainable revenue, as seen with major tech firms like Google and Meta.

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Are We In An AI Hype Cycle?

@ Y Combinator

Are We In An AI Hype Cycle?

08/23/24

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Peter Thiel

03/23/17

@ Y Combinator

Most of the value in tech companies exists far in the future, often beyond a decade, which is why growth rates are often overvalued compared to long-term durability.

Sam Altman

05/06/15

@ Platzi Team

The best long-term growth strategy is to build a product that users really love, as seen with successful companies like Google and Facebook.

Y Combinator Cast

08/23/24

@ Y Combinator

For a company to build lasting value, it must ensure customer retention over time, as future cash flows are essential for establishing enterprise value.

Chris Williamson Cast

12/17/24

@ Chris Williamson

Durability is crucial because most profits in technology companies are realized 10 to 20 years later, emphasizing the importance of long-term vision and endurance.

Sam Altman

11/09/24

@ Y Combinator

While new technology can create short-term growth, it's essential to remember that the fundamentals of building a sustainable business still apply.

Diane Greene

08/09/17

@ Y Combinator

Always focus on creating value for customers and partners; this is the foundation of success in any venture.

Y Combinator Cast

04/12/24

@ Y Combinator

Hard tech companies face significant technical risks, but if they succeed, they can dominate massive markets, such as energy, which is a major component of GDP.

Y Combinator Cast

01/16/25

@ Y Combinator

The fundamental tasks that founders need to perform to enable technology to produce value for customers remain unchanged, and simply switching to an AI-based idea won't alter a startup's fate.

David Senra

12/17/24

@ Chris Williamson

The best companies solve problems better than anyone else, which is why they succeed and thrive in the market.