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“Yeah. So if I were a founder today, I wouldn't worry as much about the model, maybe, but I would say, okay, what can I build into my product and like, or what can I do at the engineering level that maybe it's not model optimization because everybody's working on it, but like you said, it's like, why haven't people thought of this before?”
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“Is that pipeline and JavaScript have a million packages. So no matter how good your new language is, if it can't tap into those existing package libraries, it's, it's not gonna be useful for, which is why Moji is so clever, because they did build on top of Pips.”
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“I think maybe they're just the first people to try and build a high, try and combine a high level language with M L A R, with some extra things.”
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“You know, I, I think the other interesting angle of this is to some degree LLMs are they, they don't really have switching costs.”
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“Anyway, I I, it, it will come obviously, and then we will choose, we'll, we'll go out of our ways to avoid ads just like we always do.”
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“My, my favorite piece take on this is I think DPC four as a reasoning engine, which I think came from the from Nathan at every two.”
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“Like that's one of the things where I feel like, yeah, vicuna running on my, on my laptop is probably powerful enough to drive a sort of personal research assistant, which can look things up for me and it can summarize things for my notes and it can do all of that and I don't care. But it doesn't know about the Ukraine war because the Ukraine war training cutoff, that doesn't matter.”
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“Is, is, is a better source of information for than Google now. And so, yeah, I'm not, it doesn't surprise me that Google would see this as an existential threat because whether or not they can be Bard, it's actually, it's not great, but it, it exists, but it hasn't it yet either.”
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“Like one I'm very interesting and let's, let's talk about that a little bit more because this concept of stackable improvements to models I think is extremely interesting.”
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“Elier has a list of ways that AI will kill us post, and I think, Simon, you could write a list of ways that AI will harm us, but not kill us, right?”
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“There's good reasons to believe it is leaked from Google, and to be honest, if it's not, it doesn't actually matter because the quality of the analysis, I think stands alone.”
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“I think for, for large language models, it, it, it will be over, over time kind of a race to the bottom just because the switching costs are, are, are so low compared with traditional cloud and sas.”
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“I think that's gonna look really different in opensource models because just hosting a model doesn't have a lot of value.”
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“The question is, if you wanna compete against these companies, maybe the model is not what you're gonna do it with because the open source kind of commoditizes it.”
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“Like Vicuna 13 b i i, I, I think is the current best available open mo model that I've played with.”
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