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5 Jan 2024 Latent Space The Accidental AI Canvas - with Steve Ruiz of tldraw
“So I fully understand you want to, you want to own the light cone of multimodal prompting. I think that that'll probably be the title of the episode.”
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- 5 Jan 2024
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…d I think we're also just like the team that we have and the tech that we have and the skills that we have, we're more of the team to build that rather than like to become like a SaaS product company. I'm not saying we'll never do like a, you know, pay us 10 bucks a month and we can, you can play with our magic toy, but primarily my goal is to make tldraw either the place to explore these different models, or you might think of it as like the battleground on which the winners will be kind of identified. Like right now we're using open AI for the make real thing. Maybe next week we'll be using Gemini and now it's, now it's a question of, okay, well now we have an environment in which to compare these two models with the same input and a very advanced form of input. But yeah, like, let's see which one does better. Now, nothing would make me happier than to be at sort of like the battlefield for multimodal prompting and multimodal AI experience. I should also shout out Baklava as the open source vision and multimodal model. So I fully understand you want to, you want to own the light cone of multimodal prompting. I think that that'll probably be the title of the episode. What's coming up for tldraw 2.0? So really the tldraw that you are using now and that I'm using are basically 2.0. It's been in pre-release for a long time. Really the only change that's going to happen once we launch it is we're going to start selling commercial licenses for it. So if you are using tldraw in a commercial product or if you want to, then, you know, if you're funded or if you have revenue, then you'll buy a license and I'll add you to our special list of customers. So yeah, it's mostly just go to market and the necessary changes around there. There will be some kind of fun changes, secret saucy changes that launch, but nothing substantial, nothing breaking. We've put a lot of effort in the last, like it's crazy that we've only had an open source since May of this year, this new version, right? And we've been very busy since then, but it is, it's stable, it's robust. We put it through a lot of usage and caught a lot of the issues. So it's absolutely ready to go. But I have a one or two conversations with my lawyer before we, we turned, turn over the license and start, start moving it that way. Gotcha.…
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