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▶ 3:46 Brendan McCord Maven, with the Google effort with Maven, um, also applied the first AI to beat humans in poker. 7 times in the scene
▶ 28:49 Brendan McCord Like, Google had a federated learning team.

▶ 4:09 Dylan Sirota So you've got Google offices all over, you've got Amazon offices all over, and so that is taking kind of the great potential of a talent pool, training them, and now they're really, ah, there's a lot of different markets that are coming to… 2 times in the scene

▶ 43:32 Raj Bhakta My key members of the team from a business standpoint saying, hey, look, you know, you're working for Google, and you just got your, you have to pick your pronoun, and, uh, it's difficult to raise your kids.

▶ 44:06 Steve Blank You know, what's really interesting is, uh, I think of GPT and chat, uh, uh, AI is kind of a shiny object that really, uh, people are kind of like distracted by, you know, the Nobel prizes that came out this year were real, really the…

▶ 2:57 Elad Gil No, I ended up, um, eventually making my way to Google. 3 times in the scene
▶ 3:30 Joe Lonsdale What were the lessons from building a team at Google on the mobile side? 8 times in the scene
▶ 6:09 Joe Lonsdale So you made enough money at Google. 2 times in the scene
▶ 17:50 Elad Gil When I worked at Google, they were very polymathic, very deep on everything.
▶ 28:53 Elad Gil And so that's, maybe you would have ended up at Google or Meta or whatever.
▶ 30:09 Joe Lonsdale You were doing AI at Google early on.
▶ 35:43 Elad Gil It's basically, um, and this is based on this new architecture called the transformer architecture, which was invented at Google in 2017.
▶ 47:58 Elad Gil Um, Google released a model, I think two years ago called MedPalm too, where, um, if you compare the answers from that model relative to physician experts, it outperformed them.

▶ 6:44 Dmitri Alperovitch Because I had worked on a case at McAfee called Aurora that I named Aurora, which was a hack of Google by China. 3 times in the scene

▶ 5:10 Dr. Cliff Winston Obviously it helped fund, uh, led to Google. 2 times in the scene

▶ 8:52 Emil Michael Maybe I shouldn't have raised that hundred million because I went to Google early on or something, but, but that didn't work out.

▶ 6:19 Guillaume Verdon Being approached by Google to prototype, really, what would a, a TensorFlow for quantum computing look like? 2 times in the scene
▶ 7:11 Joe Lonsdale A lot of people at Google don't seem to have those values where you worked for a while. 2 times in the scene
▶ 7:58 Guillaume Verdon Yeah, I, I did find a cluster of people that, that, you know, were, uh, um, more patriotic, and obviously, uh, I can't talk too much about what I worked on, because after that, after working at Google, uh, Quantum, I essentially, I moved…
▶ 33:43 Joe Lonsdale You, you, you left Google and you've been working on a new startup for how long now?

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