AI

“I think that somewhere between AI, crypto, and Not AR VR, sorry for the future AR VR. But I think those areas don't have the incumbency of some of the traditional, you know, network effect giant trillion dollar market cap companies.”

“It's totally possible for us to make an entire episode where We're saying totally different things than what we're saying now, and it, at some point in the future, might be virtually indistinguishable from the real thing.”

“From there on to actually compose something, getting into the ID of the workflows, the plugins, all that kind of concepts, it's quite a lot to master. And I think that's the potential power with something like AI, obviously.”

“They're actually using AI to design the chips themselves now.”

“Don't be surprised if technology companies become much larger in the future, because what you produce is something very different.”

“It's more likely that someone, ah, will lose a job to someone else Some other human that uses an AI, you know, and not, not likely to an AI, but to some other human that uses an AI.”

“Observation that whereas cloud computing started in hyperscale, which is about taking commodity components, a lot of users, and virtualizing many users on top of one computer, AI is really about distributed computing where one job, one training job is orchestr…”

“A few years ago, I would have predicted that AR holograms would have been available before kind of, like, full-scale AI. And now I think it's probably gonna be the other order.”

“It's going to be, I think, the ultimate Digital social experience, and I think it's also going to be the ultimate incarnation of AI, because you're going to have conversations where it's like, alright, there's some people, it's like maybe like, I'm physically …”

“We've just been, we've been through too much stuff with the other platforms to fully depend on, on anyone else, and we're a big enough company at this point that, like, we don't have to, right? We can build our own core technology platforms, whether that's gon…”

“Mark was actually two for three on, he was forecasting, like, in 2015, what are we gonna Be focused on 10 years from now. That was one of them. Or the other two were augmented reality and AI.”

“The Google name meant something. And still does, by the way, which I think held them back in AI for a while. They know the Google name means something, so they are reticent to throw their name on it until they got kind of shoved off the cliff.”

“And we're not going to talk about this today, but put a pin in for the next episode is one of the most incredibly strategically valuable data assets for the AI era and specifically for self-driving cars.”

“AI might take away the majority of the use cases of search, and even if it doesn't, I bet it takes away a lot of the highest value ones.”

“At this point in history. I mean, neural networks were not a respected subtree of AI.”