model
also referred to as: models
11 statements across 8 episodes · 5 bullish · 2 bearish · 8 people on the record · first statement Jul 20, 2025 by Ben Mann · across every show →
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Jul 20, 2025 bearish
Sep 18, 2025 neutral
Jan 11, 2026 neutral
Reganti: 80% of AI engineering is understanding workflows, not complex models
“80% of so-called AI engineers, AI PMs spend their time actually understanding their workflows very well. They're not building the fanciest and the, you know, most cool models or workflows around it. They're actually in the weeds understanding their customers' …”
Jan 18, 2026 positive
Arnovitz: Multi-model peer reviews mitigate individual AI coding weaknesses
“So I think that using all these models and basically playing to their strengths and mitigating their weaknesses by using other models is, is a game changer for me. So I'll do peer review a bunch of times and I'll have other models review other models code and …”
Feb 12, 2026 bullish
Wu: AI models could execute multi-hour to day-long tasks in 12-18 months
“If you follow this trend, like, I think, like, in the next 12 to 18 months, we could see models that could do multi-hour long tasks very, very coherently. At some point, it might reach, like, you know, six hours a day long task.”
Feb 19, 2026 positive
Cherny: Strong evidence shows LLMs perform reasoning beyond next-token prediction
“You know, like a long time ago, we weren't sure if the model was just predicting the next token or is doing something a little bit deeper. Now I think there's actually quite strong evidence that it is doing something a little bit deeper.”
May 24, 2026 positive
Shipper: AI models will structurally always trail behind creative human users
“Structurally, because of the way the models work, because of the financial incentives of model of model companies to like make them compliant and aligned structurally, they're always going to be trailing behind those people who are taking, taking the models an…”
May 24, 2026 neutral
Sep 6, 2026 positive
Keep a low-stakes persistent project chassis to test new AI models
“And I think that if you don't have a chassis on which to like with which to use the models, it's really hard to come up with an idea from scratch every time. So I I'd say like work on something. It's actually better if it's not important with a capital I, and …”
Sep 6, 2026
AI models differ by cognitive disposition rather than raw intelligence
“It's not that one is ahead of another one is more intelligent. It's rather One is, sort of, has a mind that's shaped in one direction, perhaps creativity and openness for Quen, and others that are shaped in other directions, like, you know, neuroticism and pre…”