Ilya Sutskever

“I think so. I mean, I don't feel like open AI was just Sam Altman. I mean, I think That you know, Greg Brockman, I think Ilya Sutskiver, I think Mira, I think there's a lot of people in place. I'm sure that there, the, that sense of mission and the product its…”

“If you talk to people who know Ilya, he's like, I'm not EA, I'm AI safety.”

“Then I, you know, I think like the default perspective is listen, you've got thousands of scientists who are doing AI. Surely any one of them is replaceable. I think that's probably correct, but. I'm not in the field enough to know that.”

“Well, Ilya obviously has raised billions without releasing a product.”

“Zuckerberg tried to spend thirty two billion on Ilya Suskever's AI start, startup, safe super intelligence. Suskever ultimately turned Meta down.”

“Like they're so, I mean, they're so easily copied. It seems like that, you know, if you're just doing AI research and you make like a breakthrough like that, that's really about like technique and, you know, how long can you hold onto that? IP before, you know…”

“In December, Ilya Sutskever said that pre-training is dead.”

“The very first page says, Sam exhibits a consistent pattern of lying, undermining his execs, and pitting his execs against one another. And the lawyer asked Elia, that was clearly your view at the time, and Elia says, correct.”

“I don't think that they're going to do a deal. That's like, you know, the thirty billion dollar, 3040, fifty billion dollars that it would take to buy safe, super intelligence just to do that.”

“Like, that is actually, like, probably the most valuable skill of an AI researcher at this point, right? Is like, Figuring out how to efficiently string these GPUs together, make them work all at the same time.”