Shawn Wang: uncertainty

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…But at the same time, then you’d probably have a model. That is even better. That would take you 20X longer, even on that new hardware. Yeah. Uh, you know, there, there’s, uh, the Pareto curve keeps climbing. Um, yeah, onward and outward, onward and outward. Yeah. Should we ask him for predictions to, to go? I don’t know if you have any predictions that you, that you like to keep, you know, like, uh, one, one way to do this is you have your tests whenever a new model comes out that you run, uh, what’s something that you’re, you’re not quite happy with yet. That you think we’ll get done soon. Um, let me make two predictions that are not quite in that vein. Yeah. So I think a personalized model that knows you and knows all your state and is able to retrieve over all state you have access to, that you opt into is going to be incredibly useful compared to a more generic model that doesn’t have access to that. So like, can something attend to everything I’ve ever seen? Yeah. Every email, every photo, every. Yeah. Video I’ve watched, that’s going to be really useful. Uh, I think, uh, more and more specialized hardware is going to enable much lower latency models and much more capable models for affordable prices, uh, than say the current, current status quo. Uh, that’s going to be also quite important. Yeah.…

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