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every year anyone Matt Turck 6Victor Riparbelli 4Spencer Kimball 3Daniel Dines 3Corinna Hong 3Zach Perret 2Tobie Morgan Hitchcock 2Stanislas Polu 2Sean Gourley 2Richard Socher 2
Verbatim, from the transcripts: the passages where London comes up
Benedict Evans: OpenAI’s Moat Problem & the Future of Software
- ▶ 47:58 Benedict Evans Imagine if you want to make an express train from, you know, London to Scotland in 1800.
AI That Can Prove It’s Right: Verification as the Missing Layer in AI — Carina Hong
- ▶ 31:05 Corinna Hong UCL Gatsby is this, like, premium, like, you know, AI hub in London, and, um, Oxford to London is a short train, and there's so many world-class faculties there, like, um, doing really cool research in, say, like, the radical, uh, machine… 2 times in the scene
- ▶ 1:02:12 Corinna Hong Maybe they don't want to move geographically to, to London or to China, or, uh, maybe, uh, you know, it's just a different kind of vision.
AI That Ends Busy Work — Hebbia CEO on “Agent Employees”
- ▶ 7:32 George Sivulka and we've already opened a London office, uh, which is incredibly exciting with, with, uh, goals to end the year at 300 to 400 employees.
State of AI 2024: Frontier Models, AI Geopolitics, Robotics | Nathan Benaich, Air Street Capital
- ▶ 37:33 Nathan Benaich You know, every other week or something, there's somebody that's like, I'm so happy to announce I'm leaving London for New York or something.
- ▶ 38:43 Matt Turck Yeah, and by the way, I don't know if we mentioned it up front, and people may not immediately infer that from your accent, but like you, you're based in London. 2 times in the scene
AGI, The Future of AI Agents And The Next Wave of Opportunities in AI | Richard Socher, CEO, You.com
- ▶ 15:05 Richard Socher Uh, and you would have assumed that with a more efficient steam engine, uh, you would then be able to use less coal in London.
- ▶ 49:05 Richard Socher And there's also, you know, when I saw some, some tech demos and someone is like, book me this flight with my family to London or something and book the hotel and the car and everything.
Building The Database That Can Do It All | Tobie Morgan Hitchcock, CEO of SurrealDB
- ▶ 24:48 Tobie Morgan Hitchcock So now I want to create a temperature table, and the temperature table has, ah, each record has, its ID has an array, and that array is, the first one is the city, London, and the second one is the date. 2 times in the scene
Turbocharging Postgres for Time Series & Vectors — Timescale CTO Mike Freedman | Data Driven NYC
- ▶ 0:45 Mike Freedman The power of Wall Street and New York Stock Exchange went global, and New York joined or even surpassed London as the center of international finance.
An inside look at “Mastering AI” | Jeremy Kahn, Author & AI Editor, Fortune
- ▶ 46:51 Jeremy Kahn Uh, this year we've had three of those, one in London, one about to happen in Singapore, and then we'll have one in San Francisco, uh, in December as well.
From Business to Warfare: How AI Affects the Modern World | Azeem Azhar
- ▶ 58:06 Azeem Azhar So where I live in, in London and in my area, a number of people moved to electric cars quite early on and it pushed the local gas station. 2 times in the scene
How ClickHouse powers Netflix, Uber and Spotify’s Analytics | Aaron Katz, CEO of ClickHouse
- ▶ 41:06 Aaron Katz I did that ended up staying there for almost four years, helping expand Salesforce across Asia, then went out to Europe, spent time in Dublin and London, uh, helping, um, expand, uh, Salesforce across, uh, Europe and then came back ran…
From Tiny Romanian Startup to Global AI Automation Leader | Daniel Dines, CEO of UIPath
- ▶ 27:05 Daniel Dines I moved to New York, so I debated for a while between London and New York.
- ▶ 40:15 Daniel Dines A lot of times it happens on email, or maybe on, on using a ticketing software, or some kind of chat version, but we bought two years ago a company based in London,
- ▶ 59:19 Daniel Dines In London, based on the re-infor team,
The $9B Startup Going After Snowflake and Databricks | Renen Hallak, CEO of VAST Data
- ▶ 39:38 Renen Hallak Before that, uh, London and Paris.
AI is now revolutionizing early cancer detection | Emi Gal, CEO of Ezra
The Race to Build the Ultimate AI Programmer | Poolside CTO Eiso Kant
Secure, Private, Powerful: Dust’s Vision for Enterprise AI Agents | Stanislas Polu
- ▶ 39:48 Matt Turck Do you, do you think that's a space or like an idea for a future or even a company, this idea of like, uh, having multiple London, uh, underlying models and like, you just route, uh, prompts or queries into the model, depending on this,…
- ▶ 45:54 Stanislas Polu And, uh, there's been a lot of, I mean, I think DeepMind and Meta have invested a lot in France, uh, as AI labs over the past, uh, 10 years, I'd say, and they've created a very large pool of talents, uh, coming from, uh, PhD students going… 2 times in the scene
From NLP Start-Up to Generative-AI Platform: Milos Rusic (deepset) Unpacks Product-Market Fit
- ▶ 41:51 Milos Rusic Um, uh, one company I like is, for example, Context from London.
Democratizing Video Creation with AI: Lessons From Synthesia’s Journey to 50k+ Customers
- ▶ 2:59 Victor Riparbelli So to make a very long story, very short, uh, I decided to move to, uh, to London back in 2016. 2 times in the scene
Behavioral Data Creation for AI | Snowplow Co-Founder & CEO Alex Dean
Modern Data Orchestration | Astronomer Co-Founders Pete DeJoy & Viraj Parekh
- ▶ 20:46 Viraj Parekh Uh, we have folks in New York, London, San Francisco, India, and kind of all over remote first.
Fireside Chat - Azeem Azhar (Author, The Exponential Age) with Matt Turck (Partner, FirstMark)
- ▶ 24:33 Matt Turck Really appreciate your, your joining us tonight, uh, from London late into the evening.
Fireside Chat: Victor Riparbelli (Founder & CEO, Synthesia) with Matt Turck (Partner, FirstMark)
- ▶ 6:27 Victor Riparbelli To work in private equity, and I went to London because I had figured out that I loved building things, but I was more passionate about science fiction technology than I was about building accounting programs or kind of business tool type… 2 times in the scene
Fireside Chat: Florian Douetteau (Founder & CEO, Dataiku) with Matt Turck (Partner, FirstMark)
- ▶ 12:12 Matt Turck So like the concept of a system of, of record, um, and, and very, very practically, uh, if you're like the, you know, head of, uh, you working on a data project and you have like folks in, you know, Chicago and Texas and London,
Introducing Kedro
- ▶ 24:11 Matt Turck And, uh, yeah, thank you for doing this, uh, late at night in London, uh, with, uh, so much energy and this was terrific.
Data Observability and Pipelines: OpenLineage and Marquez
- ▶ 9:18 Julien Le Dem If you want to see your vacation in London three years ago, you can find it easy.
Empowering Superheroes at Work // Rich Waldron, Tray (FirstMark's Data Driven NYC)
- ▶ 1:04 Rich Waldron Um, and we are headquartered in San Francisco, uh, with a big engineering office back in, back in London.
Fireside Chat: Zach Perret, Founder & CEO of Plaid (FirstMark's Data Driven NYC)
- ▶ 24:54 Zach Perret Someone wrote an article that we are hiring people in London. 2 times in the scene
Ultra-Resilient SQL for Global Business // Spencer Kimball, Cockroach (FirstMark's Data Driven NYC)
- ▶ 11:25 Spencer Kimball So, we'll start with the naive case, uh, and this is, you know, you're gonna put, in this case we have three replication sites, west coast, east coast, and in, uh, sort of, uh, eastern, or western, uh, EU in London, and you can see that a… 2 times in the scene
- ▶ 15:59 Spencer Kimball Um, in cases where, for example, a user in your service is interacting with another user that actually, you know, the two regions are very different, like someone in Buenos Aires is interacting with someone in London, that, that, uh,…
Joseph Essas, OpenTable // Mining Diner Talk (Hosted by FirstMark Capital)
- ▶ 7:38 Joseph Essas What people do in San Francisco is not necessarily how people do it in New York, nor necessarily how people talk about food in London.
- ▶ 12:02 Joseph Essas Um, well, in London people talk about, uh, brunch and roast, and in U.S. cities people more talk about, uh, mimosas and, uh, kind of doing things on Sunday.
Ben Medlock, SwiftKey // Building a Better Keyboard // Data Driven NYC (FirstMark Capital)
- ▶ 17:20 Ben Medlock Um, we are based in London.
Yann Lecun, Facebook // Artificial Intelligence // Data Driven #32 (Hosted by FirstMark Capital)
- ▶ 28:10 Yann LeCun Paris and a vector for France, and you also have a vector for United Kingdom, and if you do Paris minus France plus United Kingdom, you get London.
Sean Gourley, Quid // Data Driven #25 // March 2014 (Hosted by FirstMark Capital)
- ▶ 2:41 Sean Gourley We need to think of these rooms of servers co-located, and we need to think of ships now laying new fiber optic cables between New York and London to show five milliseconds of round trip time at the cost of three hundred million dollars.
- ▶ 4:19 Sean Gourley This is an ecosystem governed by the speed of light, where, um, we're looking at, um, 65 milliseconds for light to travel backwards and forwards, um, from New York to London.
Ian White, Sailthru // Data Driven NYC 23 // January 2014 (Hosted by FirstMark Capital)
Panel: Big data and VCs (Accel, IA Ventures, Data Collective) // Data Driven NYC #8// Oct 2012
- ▶ 1:09:50 Roger Ehrenberg We're super excited to do it, but obviously, you know, our, our portfolio is, is about 50% New York, 50% rest of, rest of country slash world with, you know, London and Tel Aviv, but, you know, kind of San Francisco being the other major…