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Building Brave: Private Search, One AI Layer at a Time with Josep M. Pujol

15 Jun 2024 15 published claims 2 attributable people

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01 / evaluation

Then now obviously we've got pretty amazing language models, I would imagine that like the best language models are maybe an overkill for some of the use cases, if only because of cost and latency.

“Then now obviously we've got pretty amazing language models, I would imagine that like the best language models are maybe an overkill for some of the use cases, if only because of cost and latency.”
Speaker
Nathan Labenz
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

02 / evaluation

Noise reduction is the single most important thing that you have to do ever. Because noise does not only affect the quality of the output of your models, but it does affect the scalability of those models and also the cost of running those models.

“Noise reduction is the single most important thing that you have to do ever. Because noise does not only affect the quality of the output of your models, but it does affect the scalability of those models and also the cost of running those models.”
Speaker
Josep M. Pujol
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

03 / uncertainty

Oh, and don't know, like OpenAI has, because they have like big pockets they try to pay, but I do not know if the economics actually are because of the current economics of the advertisement.

“Oh, and don't know, like OpenAI has, because they have like big pockets they try to pay, but I do not know if the economics actually are because of the current economics of the advertisement.”
Speaker
Josep M. Pujol
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

04 / belief

I as a power user of all of these things, I have to say I I do find myself going to different services depending on the query. It seems like I've noticed and I would say I would I think Brave is in the middle, I would say, right now between like, perplexity gives me a lot of times the shortest, most to the point answer.

“I as a power user of all of these things, I have to say I I do find myself going to different services depending on the query. It seems like I've noticed and I would say I would I think Brave is in the middle, I would say, right now between like, perplexity gives me a lot of times the shortest, most to the point answer.”
Speaker
Nathan Labenz
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

05 / belief

Going back to this plumbing example, and I think trying to generalize from that to what I think a lot of people who listen to this show are working on, I think in a lot of scenarios, there's like a proprietary dataset that is like too big for people to like page through.

“Going back to this plumbing example, and I think trying to generalize from that to what I think a lot of people who listen to this show are working on, I think in a lot of scenarios, there's like a proprietary dataset that is like too big for people to like page through.”
Speaker
Nathan Labenz
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

09 / evaluation

Anyway, that's that's like 1 of the 1 of the things that that we use people for, to become more efficient and to reduce the noise, which is like the ultimate goal of any machine learning or AI.

“Anyway, that's that's like 1 of the 1 of the things that that we use people for, to become more efficient and to reduce the noise, which is like the ultimate goal of any machine learning or AI.”
Speaker
Josep M. Pujol
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

10 / evaluation

Patreon was a gimmick. It was a gimmick that worked, of course, had a contribution, but was good because it had a, it was an algorithm and it had a paper on it that was published.

“Patreon was a gimmick. It was a gimmick that worked, of course, had a contribution, but was good because it had a, it was an algorithm and it had a paper on it that was published.”
Speaker
Josep M. Pujol
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

11 / evaluation

That's how we actually like gather enough data to start developing the search engine. But it's a very controversial topic, right, because there is like certain tendency to have this dichotomy, either data or privacy.

“That's how we actually like gather enough data to start developing the search engine. But it's a very controversial topic, right, because there is like certain tendency to have this dichotomy, either data or privacy.”
Speaker
Josep M. Pujol
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

13 / preference

We do not use any third party. And about it, not because of the independence part, which would also be because we value that we are independent, but also like cost, right?

“We do not use any third party. And about it, not because of the independence part, which would also be because we value that we are independent, but also like cost, right?”
Speaker
Josep M. Pujol
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution

15 / commitment

We'll always be fully transparent about sponsorships, and we will only produce sponsored episodes with companies that I personally judge to be worthwhile on their merits.

“We'll always be fully transparent about sponsorships, and we will only produce sponsored episodes with companies that I personally judge to be worthwhile on their merits.”
Speaker
Nathan Labenz
Publisher
The Cognitive Revolution
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