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Justine Moore

Justine Moore appears in 9 indexed conversations across The a16z Show, Latent Space. This directory brings every appearance, source, TL;DR, digest, and transcript into one searchable feed.

9 EPISODES2 SHOWS
5 episodes2 active
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The a16z ShowEN · 43 min

Where does consumer AI stand at the end of 2025?

Anish AcharyaOlivia MooreJustine MooreBryan Kim

ChatGPT retained 800–900 million weekly users while Gemini’s desktop growth reached 155% year over year, making image and video launches the clearest competitive catalyst.Labs still struggle to turn distribution into breakout vertical products, leaving openings in persistent prosumer workflows, multimodal creation, and power-user applications constrained by compute economics.

The a16z ShowEN · 45 min

The Death of Search: How Shopping Will Work In The Age of AI

Alex RampellJustine Moore

Google is losing informational queries while retaining monetizable shopping intent, but agents could eventually reroute the commercial tax by owning purchase initiation, price comparisons, attribution and checkout.The strongest opening is known-SKU commerce such as detergent, laptops and bikes, while trusted curation, decrapified data, agent-readable storefronts and payment infrastructure remain necessary because affiliate incentives and degraded web content undermine objective recommendations.

Latent SpaceEN · 49 min

AI Video Is Eating The World — Olivia and Justine Moore, a16z

Olivia MooreJustine Moore

AI video has become a consumer-native format, with Justine Moore estimating that “probably 90%” of recent TikTok, Reels, or Shorts feeds can be AI-generated and decentralized remixing creating characters such as Italian brain rot and Kim the Gorilla.Viral reach is arriving faster than reliable monetization, as expensive generations, platform qualification and model constraints push creators toward products, consulting, subscriptions and merchandise, while aggregators such as Krea, Fal and Replicate capture workflow value.

The a16z ShowEN · 30 min

What You Missed in AI This Week (Google, Apple, ChatGPT)

Justine MooreOlivia Moore

Veo 3’s native audio and multi-character scenes created what Olivia Moore calls “the ChatGPT moment for AI video,” driving million-view clips and faceless channels gaining hundreds of thousands of subscribers within days.At roughly $0.75 per generated second and limited to eight-second outputs, video remains costly, while consumer AI companies reached median $4.2 million ARR after 12 months and natural-language tools now support full-stack brand creation.

The a16z ShowEN · 43 min

The State of Consumer Tech in the Age of AI

Erik TorenbergAnish AcharyaOlivia MooreJustine MooreBryan Kim

ChatGPT, Midjourney, ElevenLabs, Black Forest Labs, Kling, and Veo 3 show that consumer breakouts are shifting from social networks toward model-centric products with unusually strong monetization, including subscriptions reaching $200 or $250 a month.Viral adoption increasingly generates enterprise leads, while velocity, workflow lock-in, and proprietary libraries may build defensibility; the major unresolved opportunities are an AI-native social graph, trustworthy companions, and always-on voice and wearable interfaces.