computers

“A self-driving car in the not-to-existent future may have a hundred of these cards, maybe 200 of these computers that are inside the card.”

“It's clear that in many areas, we've seen in dermatology, ophthalmology, many different areas, that computers can be more accurate than doctors in predicting.”

“It's never going to be computers versus doctors. It's a false dichotomy. It's a false comparison. It's always going to be doctors and computers. And naturally, they would be better than computers or doctors alone. And I think this is the future of healthcare.”

“You know, being kind of, being technology focused, we kind of, we like to look at it or one way we like to look at it is as a, as you can think of a crypto network like Ethereum or Bitcoin or one of the many other new innovative, you know, networks out there a…”

“Hard for them to tell, but computers just do a fundamentally better job of this than people.”

“The more that, that goes we run the risk of just sort of conflating progress with computers and kind of stop, you know, stopping demanding it in all these other, you know, other contexts.”

“And many of our customers, before we walk in there, don't have any idea. They don't know how many subnets they have. They don't know how many computers they have. They don't know what's running on those computers. They don't know where their data is.”

“A computer should never ask a question. It should be able to work out the answer to.”

“When computers move into a workplace, they never take anybody's entire job, that what they do is they take away certain tasks”

“Compared to computers, humans are extremely slow computing machines. The information transfer in our brain is very slow compared to transistors. And add on top of that, our motor system You know, from our brain to our muscles is even slower.”

“We are the native speakers of the human created world. Computers are doing this as their second language. We, I believe we have a massive advantage. We are the native speakers about this reality around us.”

“Almost everything in investing that's good practice is really routine, and computers are a lot better at routine things than people.”

“20 years from now, No young person will have grown up in a world where computers could see, right? Computers could always see.”

“The way I describe it to kind of normies is that, you know, that sort of unlocks the ability for computers to more and more interact with the real world. Yes. And with the messiness of the real world, right, and the probabilistic nature of the real world.”

“We reinvented the computer, and the new computer is far better than the one that we have been building on for the last 50 or so years.”

“It's not about needing a Mac mini. It is about needing a computer that is isolated from your personal files.”

“And I think that's really my kind of one line description of how all of this is going to end up. It's going to be magic. And in 20 years time, we'll just say, well, of course, that's how it is. Computers have always done that.”