Jun 25, 2026 · 41 min · 12 segments
Sabba Keynejad, co-founder and CEO of Veed.io, says 99% of companies shouldn't build their own AI model. Veed did it anyway. Sabba joins Wade Foster and Dan Slagen (SVP Marketing at Zapier) on Agents…
Sabba KeynejadGuest
Wade FosterHost
Dan SlagenHost
The state of video is absolutely crazy to be completely honest so much is happening so many new models are coming out loads of open source models and yeah i mean everyone's just really trying to work it out like how to fit it into their workflows how businesses can use ai video individuals are kind of working it out so i think everyone is i feel like everyone's kind of figured out that large language models are great at coding i think that's like everyone's kind of works that out now i think people are trying to work out where does video like how does it work with video you know
The latest models from the Frontier Labs are so good at coding use cases, and by extension, anything that sort of is text-based.
Yeah, I think that like video is potentially like two to three years behind large language models and coding.
I think the latency can just, I don't know, like really get in the, the time to value is not 100% there.
And I think the other thing is the cost, right? If it costs $3, $4 every time you ask the query into ChatGPT, it wouldn't have the level of adoption that it potentially does now.
And when it comes to use cases, I mean, I think it's across the whole industry, right? I think like people in Hollywood are definitely using it, right? I think marketing teams are using it.
But I think the, you know, dissemination into loads of organizations and companies is just still very much at the start.
Yeah, did I see, was it Netflix just bought, was it Ben Affleck's stealth AI company to help them do more of this kind of stuff or something like that?
The state of video is absolutely crazy to be completely honest so much is happening so many new models are coming out loads of open source models and yeah i mean everyone's just really trying to work it out like how to fit it into their workflows how businesses can use ai video individuals are kind of working it out so i think everyone is i feel like everyone's kind of figured out that large language models are great at coding i think that's like everyone's kind of works that out now i think people are trying to work out where does video like how does it work with video you know
The latest models from the Frontier Labs are so good at coding use cases, and by extension, anything that sort of is text-based.
Yeah, I think that like video is potentially like two to three years behind large language models and coding.
I think the latency can just, I don't know, like really get in the, the time to value is not 100% there.
And I think the other thing is the cost, right? If it costs $3, $4 every time you ask the query into ChatGPT, it wouldn't have the level of adoption that it potentially does now.
And when it comes to use cases, I mean, I think it's across the whole industry, right? I think like people in Hollywood are definitely using it, right? I think marketing teams are using it.
But I think the, you know, dissemination into loads of organizations and companies is just still very much at the start.
Yeah, did I see, was it Netflix just bought, was it Ben Affleck's stealth AI company to help them do more of this kind of stuff or something like that?
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