Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI, discusses forthcoming architectural and algorithmic improvements in large language models.
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Suleyman: AGI is not 2-3 years away, likely a decade away
“It doesn't instinctively feel to me like we're two to three years away. I know some people think that it is, and I respect them deeply. Like a lot of smart people can disagree on stuff like that. I feel like we're still a good decade or so away. And when a sci…”
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Suleyman: AI Training Is Not Data-Constrained Due To Synthetic Data
“We are not data constrained right now, we're generating vast amounts of high quality synthetic data, which is proving to be useful.”
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Suleyman: Microsoft Extended OpenAI IP Deal Through 2032
“And so, you know, we basically took the view that we should extend the IP license through to 20 32. We'll continue to get model drops from OpenAI and all their IP. We'll continue to be their primary compute provider. A huge scale to the tune of, you know, bill…”
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Suleyman: Species-Replacing Recursive AI Takeoff Is Unlikely In Next Decade
“That we don't want to bundle together all these capabilities so that there's a higher risk of a, you know, recursively self-improving exponential takeoff that then replaces our species, and I think that that is very low probability from what I see today, but i…”
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Suleyman: Synthetic Data And Human Feedback Will Outweigh Robotics Data
“I don't think in the next few years it's gonna be the big differentiator. I think that more synthetic data, more human feedback and high quality data is gonna be the differentiator.”
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Suleyman: AI data and training pipelines will become fully closed-loop within years
“So, it doesn't seem very far-fetched to say that in a few years time, at significant scale, That will get closed loop. And, you know, it'll be interesting to see you know, what happens and whether the quality bar can be maintained and whether performance does …”