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“I think what humans are going to be good for in the next 10 to 20 years is these interpersonal roles, like, you know, nursing at home coaching experiences, again, coming back to experiences, and asking questions, and so I think If you want to answer, you're go…”

“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.”

“One of the running hypotheses is that the megafauna of other continents were what's called naive prey, because like humans show up, harmless little thing, whereas in Africa, they, the megafauna there had grown up Alongside us, evolutionarily.”

“So there's much more conserved biology between dog and human than mouse and human.”

“It's in no way like a true conversational partner in a way that people are interacting with AI voice now like it is a human or in some ways even better than a human.”

“Every other tool that's ever been made, every other technological tool was a compliment to humans.”

“The marginal cost of keeping an H 100 running is much lower than the cost of keeping a human alive for a year.”

“Once we get AGI humans will not have high paying jobs.”

“AI is, is better for diagnosis on a lot of things than humans, right?”

“We as humans do the same thing as we take this very complex, heavy tailed, stochastic universe, and we reduce it to kind of this geometric manifold, and then When we reason, we just move along that manifold.”

“The reason humans are so good at this is we have a really excellent theory of mind. I already know what you're likely to ask me to do. I already have a good model of what your goals probably are. So if you ask me to do it, I have an easy inference problem.”

“Humans are more relatively goal coherent. Than any other object I know of in the universe.”

“I think we know a lot more about how AIs learn right now than we know about how humans learn”

“AIs are really good at programming humans. Much better than humans are at programming AIs.”

“I think it's way easier to cross-function the line of the agents than with humans.”

“That's the thing that we have to get used to as humans. Is, is it's, we have to get used to this. Obviously, when we're no longer in the you loop, it's better. Not worse, you guys. So, so that's the thing we have to get used to.”

“Given the technical nature of these agents and how much entropy they have and kind of how unruly they are, we're gonna have to go through the processes that we've refined around humans, because humans have all of those things, and so I just, you know, it's mor…”

“These models don't integrate well with software. Actually, I think it turns out and what we're learning as an industry is if you view them more like humans and you draft on the mechanisms we put in place for humans, they are much easier to integrate.”

“Like, only humans can generate, like, 200 page proofs right now.”