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Deng: Future generations will not need to write code for work
“I don't actually think he's gonna have to code when he grows up. I think that's gonna be a solved problem, but it's a very, very valuable skill because I think learning to program is learning how to think structure in a structured way, right?”
Deng: AI Routers Face a Tough Road as Companies Roll Their Own
“So I think it's going to be a pretty tough road for something like a router. I just, I feel like either roll your own or you've got to find another way to make a model your own.”
Deng: Technological advantages quickly erode in favor of product experience
“Even if you did found a company that has a huge technological breakthrough very shortly, I think that, you know, kind of the product experience will start mattering, right? Because, you know, how long does that technological advantage last, right? Before human…”
Deng: ChatGPT improvements required tight product and post-training collaboration
“That's what we did at OpenAI too. Like we were very closely tied to the post trading team. And so it was because of that tight collaboration that you see some of the advances of ChachiBT getting better at so many things.”
Deng: Asking the right questions will differentiate future workforce performance
“One thing I'm going to be, I think it's going to be really important in the future is being able to figure out how to ask the right questions. You know, we humans are inherently inquisitive, but, you know, being inquisitive and turning that into the right ques…”
Deng: ChatGPT often just writes and executes Python code internally
“When ChatGPT does something really interesting, I tell people it's oftentimes just writing Python code and interpreting it.”
Deng: Partnering post-training researchers with product drives AI breakthroughs
“I think that really that close, tight knit relationship between at any of these large model companies between post training and product is going to produce some really incredible stuff.”
Deng: Facebook Messenger reached 4.7 billion daily messages in 2.5 years
“We grew that product from zero to 4.7 billion messages sent per day in about two and a half years.”