AI model

“So I both subscribe to the product overhang idea that there's a huge product overhang. And if we froze, I think we would see Product ship that look amazing for several years before we exhausted what we have.”

“Any AI model that's two generations old sells for one, 100th the price per token as today's.”

“At the end of the day, if the models don't improve, we're absolutely screwed, and in fact, the US, like, you know, in another year, if this lasts another year, and then it happens, like, the US economy will go into a recession, like, straight up because of thi…”

“The models are going to purchase for you, right? They're going to do actions for you and the model, and then the company that does those actions for you, the model that will be able to take some sort of take rate, right? Even if it's like .1%, even if it's one…”

“How do I train it to interact with these databases and these word documents that it writes to? Because it's never gonna learn that from pre-training. Has to learn that from an environment.”

“Look, our fundament, my fundamental belief Is that the models will commoditize.”

“And if you're on that 250 or 300 or 280 dollar a month plan or whatever it is, You were getting severely rate limited. You were getting a lobotomized version of the AI.”

“If you just ask for something and you get it back, it will give you generalities and it will drive everything to kind of an average, right? That's what these models are. So in order to get the best out of them, you need to engage with your knowledge, your expe…”

“A few years from now, there's going to be giant models serving billions of users.”

“We're very much in the early innings of AI today, where the paid plans, there's only a few million users in the world using paid plans of AI models.”

“I think it's actually a complete inversion of how product development used to work to how product development happens now. And product development, you know, it always used to be, so you'd always say like, hey, product managers, you trained, oh, the product ma…”

“It's not the case that Fable finds a superset of all bugs in software. You would find some bugs with a very small model that you don't find with a large model.”