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Oct 14, 2026
Treasure AI COO & CFO Dan Weirich on what the CFO sees in your AI spend
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3:38Greg KihlstromHOST
And so I've been hearing a little bit about this just in the industry, and For those CMOs out there that have had some, let's just say, token-related conversations with their CFOs in the last year, how have you seen the conversation shift from companies encouraging token maxing to maybe pumping the brakes, and now we're talking tokenomics, and why did some of these very high-profile examples in some cases not see this coming?
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4:08Dan WeirichGUEST
Yeah, so at Treasure AI, we've internally have kind of followed the news cycle.
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4:13Dan WeirichGUEST
We're kind of like a week ahead or a week behind as the news cycle this year has been crazy.
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4:20Dan WeirichGUEST
And at the beginning of the year, it was mass encouragement of everyone to use AI.
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4:32Dan WeirichGUEST
And then kind of in May timeframe, everyone's realizing that their budgets for AI were exhausted by that point.
13 MINS LATER
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17:21Greg KihlstromHOST
What does capital discipline look like for a well-funded vendor? And when you look at the industry in general, where do you see maybe opportunities to decrease waste, whether that's on the vendor side or in how enterprise buyers are spending?
Treasure AI COO & CFO Dan Weirich on what the CFO sees in your AI spend
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2:37Greg KihlstromHOST
And so I've been hearing a little bit about this just in the industry, and For those CMOs out there that have had some, let's just say, token-related conversations with their CFOs in the last year, how have you seen the conversation shift from companies encouraging token maxing to maybe pumping the brakes, and now we're talking tokenomics, and why did some of these very high-profile examples in some cases not see this coming?
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3:07Dan WeirichGUEST
Yeah, so at Treasure AI, we've internally have kind of followed the news cycle.
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3:12Dan WeirichGUEST
We're kind of like... you know, week ahead or a week behind as the news cycle this year has been crazy.
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3:19Dan WeirichGUEST
And at the beginning of the year, it was, you know, mass encouragement of everyone to use AI.
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3:30Dan WeirichGUEST
And then kind of in May timeframe, everyone's realizing that their budgets for AI were exhausted by that point.
11 MINS LATER
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14:13Greg KihlstromHOST
What does capital discipline look like for a well-funded vendor? And when you look at the industry in general, where do you see maybe opportunities to decrease waste, whether that's on the vendor side or in how enterprise buyers are spending?