Sanjit Biswas, co-founder and CEO of Samsara, discusses safety results for Samsara's enterprise customer The Home Depot.
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Cerebras cloud achieves 10x inference speedup over fast GPUs on Gemma
“Say, if you run Gemma four, On your GP, you might get like a hundred tokens per second if you have a fast card. If you run it in their cloud, you get anywhere from 800 to 1500 tokens per second. So call it 10 X faster.”
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Samsara helped prevent roughly 380,000 road accidents in the past year
“We believe we help prevent about 380,000 car crashes you know, road accidents in the last year.”
Insight
Physical AI moats require real-world edge data you cannot crawl online
“These are not the tokens you're going to find online. Like you can't crawl Reddit and find out about what happened on a construction site, right? Nor can you do you know, test time reasoning about it. You can't just, you can simulate all kinds of environments,…”
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Samsara AI agents reduce warranty labor from hours to under a minute
“One of the demos I did on stage is we have a warranty agent. When it sees a fault code, it can basically crack the service manual, look at your
specific like OEM negotiated warranty agreements and then correlate the two and say, yes, this specific issue, give…”
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Continuous AI driver video monitoring becomes commercially viable in 1-2 years
“That's basically a massive amount of video computation, right? So you can run a tokenizer. It just turns into like a lot of compute. You can do that today. It's pretty expensive and costly, but it works and it's doable. We're pretty optimistic that the, you kn…”
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Long-haul trucking represents only a minority of commercial fleet vehicles
“On the trucking side, it's also important to realize, like, there's long haul trucking and kind of, like, moving stuff from point A to point B. That tends to be a minority fraction of what the commercial vehicles on the road are doing. Most of the commercial v…”