Dmitri Dolgov
6 statements across 1 episodes · 1 bullish · 1 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Oct 24, 2024 by Dmitri Dolgov · across every show →
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Oct 24, 2024 neutral
AI model architectures are only enablers without the surrounding data flywheel
“The architecture is an enabler, but really to make it work at the level that we care about, you need like everything around it. The data engine, the whole, you know, flywheel of, you know, training the system, evaluating it. And you kind of have to think about…”
Oct 24, 2024
Dolgov: Autonomous vehicle complexity lies entirely in long-tail reliability 'nines'
“The complexity is in the long tail of the many, many, many nines. And you don't see that if you go, you know for a prototype, if you go for, you know, a driver assist system and this is where, you know, we've been spending all of our, that's the only hard part…”
Oct 24, 2024 bullish
Oct 24, 2024 neutral
Dolgov: Trucking and delivery AVs cannot bypass full autonomy's core complexity
“And then they're a little bit different, but if we're talking about full autonomy, maybe there's second order differences, But the first order of complexity is still there. You can, ah, like the, if you think about, you know, the core, the heart of the problem…”
Oct 24, 2024 negative
Dolgov: Off-the-shelf AI models cannot achieve human-beating driverless safety records
“The power of transformers, the power of realism is mind-blowing, right? So with just a little bit of effort, you get something on the road, and it works. You can, you know, drive, I don't know, 1000 of miles, and we just, it will blow your mind. But then is th…”
Oct 24, 2024
Dolgov: Waymo evaluates autonomy across operating domains rather than zip codes
“The way we think about it in terms of the development and evaluation of the driver is kind of in the space of the operating domain, not necessarily areas or zip codes. And then you kind of take cities and you map that to the operating domain and you deploy it,…”