AI model

“And I actually think of it as, you know, just like in cloud computing, you'll end up with a price performance quality trade off and for any given engineering talents, they'll have a different answer and that's appropriate.”

“By narrowing the domain of autonomy, you can have more robust guardrails and even with current models actually achieve something that's effective enough to be commercially viable today.”

“The funniest thing, my main response to all of that around, like, provenance of the data itself is, at some point, like, it feels like it actually is fair use, though.”

“Sitting here a year after a lot of those attempts I feel pretty good, because it feels like there are five, maybe six labs, all of whom are competing in a fair market, trying to deliver models that, you know, honestly, any startup, anyone, you know, any of us …”

“If you look at things like math and physics and other things like that, people are just starting to train models against that now. So I do think we'll, in the coming years, see some really interesting breakthroughs there.”

“And as the models get more and more capable, they'll be less like an intern and more like a junior employee, and then they'll be like a senior employee, and then they'll be like a manager, and they'll kind of, you know, as the models get better and better, and…”

“When you ask AI for anything related to comms or PR, it turns into kind of a blabbering idiot. Like even the most advanced models that are Creating these wonderful insights and writing poetry. You ask it to do anything related to comms or PR, and it'll give yo…”

“Sometimes when you see these screenshots on Twitter that they're not always fully honest themselves in terms of where they came from, either because there's some memories that Are behind the scenes that tweak the answer in a certain way or hidden instructions …”