AI labs

“So, based on the conversations that I've had with executives of the AI labs, it feels like people are trying to set expectations for more linear progress next year.”

“Over, you know, 90% of the intellectual energies that they're going to spend is actually, how can we afford the 10 X larger supercomputer? And, ah, that means being very competitive, speeding this up and making safety be some priority, but not necessarily a su…”

“Look, if there is an intelligence explosion, it has a really tough dynamic because if you're a month ahead, you will kick off this loop much faster than anybody else. And what that means is that you will you will be a month ahead to super intelligence, but nob…”

“And what we're seeing based on speed and things like that, it's actually probably the models are getting more efficient. I mean, Deep Seek showed that the models are getting more efficient, and if, you know, Deep Seek open source was able to make it, you bette…”

“I think also that the AI labs will struggle cracking into B to B, especially with collaboration.”

“The labs are starving PhD programs of talent. So like now actually that really kind of foundational research moves only towards the labs away from universities and kind of more traditional research”

“But in 20, 27, I can't see the checks of these sizes being written again, unless you go to the public markets and you start giving retail Share your retail shareholders and big institutional pension funds, things like that access to try and finance their colos…”

“And that's why, honestly, for many years I've been so much an advocate for open science. I just don't believe that you can keep these ideas boxed in unless you're willing to keep people boxed in, which we are not willing to do. And so I don't think we have a w…”

“I don't think any lab would ever change the answer that it's giving based on advertising. I think it's going to give you the answer and then it's going to give you related and recommended things from, you know, from the bidding system.”

“The labs are not going to, you know, take on the liability for every single use case that you do. They're gonna have very narrow liability that they have around copyright and IP protection and stuff like that, but they're not gonna, you know, they're not gonna…”

“You know, I think it's, to some extent, it was sort of an inevitable outcome because if you think about it, like if you have this AI model that is super intelligence packed into a model, it eventually has to converge on On, you know, all of this, all the same …”

“Unless there's some so kind of closed proprietary research event and breakthrough that happens that just simply nobody else knows about, and we have no evidence that we've ever had one of those in AI, like, you know, these things just eventually sort of emerge…”

“Josh Gottheimer and Mike Lawler, Democrat from New Jersey, Lawler's a Republican from New York, have jointly worked together to try to raise awareness. They've, I know they've been on TV talking about it. They've reached out to a number of the labs to talk abo…”

“And it certainly feels like we're starting to, or they in the labs really are starting to lose control of these bots. So I don't think this less transparent way of having them run their processing is, is a great idea.”