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“One of the percent of the LMs that were trained these last three years would be illegal in Europe.”

“It probably something will come and destroy Notion and Google Docs and all of them with a totally new paradigm that is made possible by AI, and certainly these incumbents won't do it.”

“Epic spent billions to millions to try to block, but it finally was after, I think, 20 years of battle was passed”

“I think AI will enable a new generation of players in every industry that will kill the incumbents eventually.”

“Probably something will Come and destroy Notion and Google Docs and all of them with a totally new paradigm that is made possible by AI.”

“Absolutely agree with that. You know, will you drive the car you drive today in 10 years? I don't think so. And 10 years in car industry is like one week in machine learning gravity zone. And so there is, of course, there is so much progress so fast That I don…”

“I think a new startup with enough talent and enough money, and when I say enough money, I'm talking about billions, just to be clear, then I'm sure you can do as, at least as well as OpenAI.”

“Open, obviously. You know, LLM are AI in general is an infrastructure in the future, and like every infrastructure, I'm just paraphrasing Jan, but is, is open. Open wins always with infrastructure. And so obviously I think the financial, the foundational model…”

“The reason is nobody could predict that LLMs would be so useful and powerful before you try to run at this scale.”

“He prepared really well every meeting, so you have to send in advance, like a short note about why, what decision you are expecting from him. If you fail to send his document, 24 hours, you know, by the minute before your meeting gets cancelled.”

“Doctors spend on average 49% of their time doing this kind of administrative task, as opposed to caring for patients.”

“I checked the other day, there was one specific clinical action that took 227 clicks, mouse clicks, to be performed in the system.”

“The World Health Organization says that we are missing eighteen million clinicians by 2030.”

“The talent is very, very distributed. It will get more distributed, and I think you should get close to your customers.”

“So, so China, they have, like, a key advantage that, like, there is no GDPR or very few regulation internally and so the data quality they have and the amounts, both the quality and quantity of data is incredible in China.”

“Immigration may be laws, may be something that will be a problem eventually in the US because the talent is so distributed with the new, you know, you can learn deep learning very easily from everywhere in the world on a tablet today, and it will be more and m…”

“I also think that at the higher level, decisions that require a big picture of the data, you know, large, large view will be taken by AI, not by people.”

“It's how it will work, of course. You have, you know, every two weeks, incredible things coming out of research, and if you just assume it's a static, in a year from now, your product will be very dumb compared to your competitor's products. Or more expensive …”

“Three weeks ago, there was a paper about Lima. So, so this Lima paper shows that with only 1000 question and answer examples, so very, very small data sets they get something for, use for fine tuning, so the second stage, they get something that performs bette…”

“Three out of four doctors have suffered from burnout symptoms in the last year.”

“And it will be faster too. So it's a win-win, you know, to be like maybe 20 seconds instead of one minute and with more empathy.”

“There was a company called Element AI a few years ago in Canada, very ambitious company would try to do services like that. And they eventually failed. They were acquired by ServiceNow for, sort of, amounts are raised.”