AI Interface

“What we were promised, if you were to rewind five, 10 years ago, is never a low-level language model that you have to think about context windows, and you have to select thinking strength, and you have to select different models, like none of that is the futur…”

“And instead of it making the internet worse, I actually think the internet's getting better right now. It's just the interface that we're all going to consume it through is going to be very different. It's going to be much more mediated through some sort of an…”

“Yeah, I think that it feels intuitively like we're in the MS-DOS era of AI right now, and that, you know, if you look back 10 years from now, everyone's gonna go, can you believe that we just had this chat box?”

“There's a reason to believe that both of those types of disciplines will find their way into our new interfaces.”

“Today, I feel like there's an opposite problem. I think these things have amazing intelligence, and the interface we have largely is like the AOL, AOL dial-up modem chat bot.”

“I think that the models still need to get better basically to utilize plugins essentially in a way that's kind of reliable enough that someone will go out and look for a plugin for, you know, their kind of downstream service of choice because they just want, y…”

“And maybe some good prior art to borrow from there is today's kind of meta search engines for flights they also take a while, and they already show you kind of in a low resolution, some early results, and you can always start to interact with the filters as ki…”

“I think in every single application that we use, there's going to be an AI interface and like a, it is probably gonna be voice based where you can just say to it, Hey, I'm trying to accomplish this. Like, how do I do it? Can you just make it happen?”