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…The only thing I would add is, if you just think about everything that's gonna come together, At some point, in not that many years in the future, you'll walk up to a piece of glass, You will say whatever you want they will have like, There'll be incredible reasoning models, agents connected to everything, there'll be a video model Streaming back to you like a custom interface just for you. This is one request. Whatever you need, it's just gonna get, like, rendered in real time, and you'll be able to interact with it, you'll be able to, like, click through the stream, or say different things, and it'll be off doing, like, again, the kinds of things that used to take, like, humans years to figure out. And, it'll just You know, dynamically render whatever you need, and it'll be a completely different way of using a computer. And also getting things to happen in the world. That, it's gonna be quite a while. That's all for our coverage of Dev Day 2024. We want to extend an extra special note of gratitude to Lindsay McCallum of the OpenAI Comms team, who helped us set up so many interviews at very short notice, and physically helped ensure the smooth continuity of the video recordings. We couldn't do this without you, Lindsay. If you have any feedback on the launches or for our guests, hop on over to our YouTube or Substack comments section and say hi. We're especially interested in your personal feedback and demos built with the new things launched this week. Feel the AGI. Yeah, it's interesting. OpenAI seems to be, like, transitioning, moving beyond just building these impressive AI models. One expert even called them, get this, the AWS of AI. Yeah. So it means, instead of just offering this raw power, they're building a whole ecosystem. The tools to fine tune those models. Distillation, you know, for efficiency. And a bunch of new evaluation tools. Oh, and a huge emphasis on real time capabilities. You Exactly. They're laying the groundwork for, well, they envision a future where you can build almost anything with AI. So function calling, it's like giving the AI access to external tools and information. Imagine, instead of just having all this pre programmed knowledge, you can like, search the web for you, book flights, even order a pizza. Yeah, precisely. Yeah. And this ties into their focus on real time interaction, right? They see a future where AI can respond instantly, just like a human would. Right! It's like, imagine voice assistants that actually understand you. Or, even seamless real time translation. Exactly. That's just the tip of the iceberg, though. They really believe this real time capability is key to making AR truly mainstream. Yeah. Well, that's where things get really interesting. Let's talk about the O1 model and how developers are using it to, like, really push the boundaries of what's possible. I think there's definitely some substance behind all the hype. What's so fascinating about O1, it's not just about the code it generates, it's how it seems to understand, like, the logic. The logic.…

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