Pi (Personal AI)

“These are all policy decisions that are static, that are defined for OpenClaw, or for Pi, or for Clawed code, if you look at their Source code. And so that is the kind of, that is the policy of what an agent is, the tools it can use, the skills it has, how it …”

“Almost all of the robot evaluation that we run at Pi today, including the really Complicated demo that we have shown making coffee, folding laundry, mobile robots navigating around. The model actually hosted in the cloud.”

“Well, at one point the team was 23, and the age of AI it's now 12, and we've seen what you guys are talking about, which is just a massive collapse of product design, engineering, and even go to market, where people can do so much more, and so, you know, we di…”

“I did 15 pitches in Chicago, because I wanted to raise our Series A from a Chicago venture fund. I got 15 no's. I did one pitch on the West Coast with Kirsten Green from Forerunner, and we got a term sheet within 48 hours.”

“Look, I think there's room for the next great American rooted social network right now. And I believe three things about it. Number one, it's going to be AI native. Number two, it's going to be focused on actual friends and your IRL local life. You're in real …”

“I think the independent investigator model of science in this country, where it's the Huberman lab, or it's the whatever lab named after the PI, I think that's a flawed model. This is gonna really upset some people. There should be labs named after a particula…”

“Most of our acquisition has been through regular YouTube ads of all places.”

“Well, one of them is I think even shorter than that, Every single person who has a smartphone will have one or more personal agents, personal AI agents, that's why we, in inflection we call it Pi, that is their agent, but it is like there for them, and on a wh…”

“I do not believe that Microsoft were buying the Pi model. I think Microsoft are GPU constrained, and we're buying a cluster of 12,000 H-one hundreds.”

“And at the same time, I think we're going to start talking to ourselves a lot more in private.”

“And so one of the things we came to was every individual will have a personal intelligence, a pie that's for them. Right? That's for Sarah, that's for Elad, that's for Reed, and helps you navigate whatever the particular version of your life is, right?”

“Pi enters a data store that is only accessed during your interaction. If someone else were to ask Pi who the first guest on Master the Scale was, it might still get the answer wrong. That's because the model improves for you as an individual user without shari…”

“You know, they don't really have things like long-term memory. Like there's a bunch of technical gimmicks That people can use to have these bots pretend like they have long-term state.”

“Building on all of that, we think that Pi, I think that everyone in the next few years is going to have their own personal AI, right?”

“And you know, the other thing is that quite soon it will have the ability to access real time content in the web. So it'll be able to, you know, sort of look up the weather and news and Other kind of fresh content like sports results or provide citations and, …”

“We run. Some of the largest language models in the world. We have state of the art performance across many of the main benchmarks with the exception of coding, because we don't have PI generate code and it's not a priority for us.”

“If you calculate the circumference and you calculate the diameter, you'll end up getting that they're always in the ratio. I think I'm doing it right. It's always going to be four times the diameter will be the circumference, which is interesting that pi is, i…”