AI Technologies
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Karp: Low-value enterprise SaaS companies will rapidly fail
“Now, if that's how your products actually are, you are, now it's you are going to get fucked. Like, and this is going to happen so quickly.”
Karp: A strong US movement to nationalize AI will emerge quickly
“That nobody believes me in tech, but there's gonna be a movement in this country that gets very strong very quickly to nationalize these things.”
Yin: AI will benefit end users, but who will actually make money?
“Because I think AI technologies in the long run are going to be great for consumers and end users, but I don't know who makes money.”
Dedicated AI engineers will eventually become obsolete like database administrators
“We think that, you know, once upon a time in software teams, you'd have a DBA on the team, but now a DBA is not really a skill anymore because everyone, that the abstractions above databases are such that you don't really need that deep skill unless you're dea…”
Chintala: Path to AGI will be continuous, not a sudden threshold
“The whole process of, like, how we think we got to AGI will be continuous and not, like, not discontinuous”
Dave Morin: Generative AI is currently in its command-line phase
“We're in the command line phase of this thing, and nobody's actually figured out the graphical user interface for these AI technologies, and we've got a long way to go before we do.”