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18 Feb 2025 Latent Space The Inventors of Deep Research
“I think a little bit of implementation and a little bit of vision, like kind of 50 50.”
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- Shawn Wang
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- 18 Feb 2025
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- Latent Space
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- The Inventors of Deep Research
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…Yes. Yes. Okay. So just just a final final point on just plugging your talk. People will be hearing this before your talk. What are you going to talk about? What are you looking forward to in New York? I would love to, like, actually learn from you guys. Like, what would you like us to do? Talk about now that we've had this conversation with you? Yeah. Yeah. What would what do you think people would find most interesting? I think a little bit of implementation and a little bit of vision, like kind of 50 50. And I think both of you can can sort of fill those roles very well. Everyone, you know, looks at you. You're very polished Google products. And I think Google always does does polish very well. But everyone will have to want to want like deep research for their industry. He's invested in deep research for finance. Yeah. And they focus on their their thing. And there will be deep researches for everything. Right. Like you have created a category here that OpenAI has cloned. And so, like, OK, let's let's talk about, like, what are the hard problems in this brand of agent that is probably the first real product market fit agent? I would say more so than the computer use ones. This is the one where, like, yeah, people are like easily pays for $200 worth a month worth of stuff, probably 2000 once you get it really good. So I'm like, OK, let's talk about like how to do this right from the people who did it. And then where is this going? So, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's very simple. Happy to talk about that.…
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