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Why Malia hid her last name from Sundance

Clip 1 of 6 · 0:47

6 clips8 min of video from a 56 min episode

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Source 16:9

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composite: 3 cameras in one frame

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Focus: Cam 3

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Max ~~Shrek~~-like Max Schreck-like

Cage was talking about Max Schreck, the actor who played the silent-film Nosferatu. StarZero read the line in context, the way a careful editor would, and fixed the name.

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Every change is StarZero's own work on this clip, from one review session on October 13, 2026. The notes are shortened and the waits are sped up.

One story
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This is real data from 20VC's five-episode coverage of the AI startup Instinct, through its $1B raise.

Story Atlas20VC5 episodes · 6h 39m

Instinct Raising $1B at $10B & Meta Launches Muse

19:31 to 30:04

SCENE 05Market Ripple Effects and the Roaring Twenties AI BubbleHarry asks whether the AI safety debate is moving markets.

Jason measures a gap between thumb and finger.
Jason Lemkin“AI is so much money that it's just too easy to take advantage of the dark version.”

Rory, with a pale olive wall and a leather armchair behind him.
Rory O'Driscoll“Everyone's saying, oh my God, this is evil and bad and could be dangerous.”

SCENE 06Meta Launches Muse and the AI Assistant RaceMeta ships Muse and the panel weighs the AI assistant race.

Three-way split screen over a blue textured background, 20VC logo top right.
Harry Stebbings“Next, we have the AI assistant race that we touched on last week.”

Rory speaks and gestures with both hands.
Rory O'Driscoll“Is this a category? Who's the winner? And are we getting paid for the risk?”

SCENE 07Mock Investment Committee: Debating Instinct's $10B ValuationShould Jason put $200M into Instinct's $1B round at $10B?

Three rounded camera feeds on a dark blue interface, sponsor logos along the bottom.
Harry Stebbings“We have a billion dollar round for Instinct. Welcome to the partnership meeting.”

Jason holds a hand to his chin, his gaze shifting off camera.
Jason Lemkin“I am impressed with what Muse has done.”

Cuts 231

Speakers 3

Scenes 15

Narrative thread Frontier AI Bubble Dynamics and Compute Economics · scenes 5, 6, 7, 11, 12

NVIDIA Crushes Quarter
Jensen Huang Declares AGI Has Arrived
Town vs Instinct vs GrokBot
Instinct Raising $1B at $10B
Meta's Muse Hits #1

88 scenes across 5 episodes

88 scene summaries5 episode summaries1 library summary

NVIDIA Crushes Quarter17 scenes
In this episode of 20VC, host Harry Stebbings and venture capitalists Rory O'Driscoll and Jason Lemkin examine Nvidia's dominant quarterly earnings, platform tensions between OpenAI and Cursor, and how autonomous AI agents are radically reshaping enterprise software economics.
Jensen Huang Declares AGI Has Arrived14 scenes
In this 20VC roundtable, Harry Stebbings, Rory O'Driscoll, and Jason Lemkin dissect the rapidly evolving AI landscape, analyzing frontier model economics, rogue autonomous agents, venture governance conflicts, and emerging tech liquidity pathways.
Town vs Instinct vs GrokBot29 scenes
In this 20VC interview, Harry Stebbings and Town.com founder Jean-Denis Greze examine the competitive landscape of AI assistants, enterprise monetization models, and the paradox of building at machine speed while learning at human speed.
Instinct Raising $1B at $10B15 scenes
Venture capitalists Rory O'Driscoll, Jason Lemkin, and host Harry Stebbings break down the stark divide in tech investing, contrasting speculative billions flooding frontier AI platforms with the severe valuation write-downs and cash-flow realities hitting mature SaaS companies.
Meta's Muse Hits #113 scenes
In this episode of 20VC, host Harry Stebbings and veteran venture investors Jason Lemkin and Rory O'Driscoll dissect the rapid rise of autonomous AI agents, shifting venture capital valuations, and public controversies surrounding tech unicorns. The panel evaluates market-moving developments including Meta's Muse, escalating infrastructure capital expenditures, and late-stage investment viability across the artificial intelligence landscape.

The AI money cycle, in five episodes.

Harry Stebbings hosts Rory O'Driscoll and Jason Lemkin as they price the AI boom. Instinct climbs from a $2.5B valuation to a $1B raise at $10B. Meta's Muse puts pressure on independent assistants, and Anthropic moves toward an IPO. One interview, with Town founder Jean-Denis Greze, covers the assistant race from the builder's side.

5 episodes88 scenes4 threads4 speakers

InstinctThe AI assistant raceAnthropic's road to IPOInvestment committee

Real StarZero output for 5 episodes of the 20VC library. Cross-episode threads and the library summary are composed from it for this preview.

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Barack Obama on The Pivot 56 min episode 8 clips
Joaquin Phoenix on This Past Weekend 89 min episode 8 clips
Alex Atallah & Anjney Midha on Latent Space 83 min episode 9 clips
Neil deGrasse Tyson on Hasan Minhaj 54 min episode 10 clips

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Does it handle two or more people on screen?

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