01 / belief
Uh, and, and, and I think that that leads you down a path of like complete domain specificity.
“Uh, and, and, and I think that that leads you down a path of like complete domain specificity.”
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- Shawn Wang
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- Latent Space
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01 / belief
“Uh, and, and, and I think that that leads you down a path of like complete domain specificity.”
02 / belief
“Whereas I think the model labs tend to just trust the model and, and be minimalist about it.”
03 / belief
“I, I think there’s just a kind of different stages when, when you talk about the world, one wanting more model companies, I talked think about like the neo labs.”
04 / belief
“I think harness is particular like, so interesting. Um, you know, there was this tweet from Harrison Chase, the, the lane chain, CEO, that, that caught my eye recently where he said, you know, it finally feels like we have stability, uh, around the infrastructure for, uh, you know, around ai.”
05 / belief
“I think, obviously, I think we’re like scratching the surface on the consumer side.”
06 / belief
“Awesome talks and, and I think just have a great pulse on the zeitgeist of what’s going on.”
07 / belief
“To, to the end customers and like, well, if they didn’t have you, they would’ve to hire in house and they’re not gonna hire in house so they have you. And like, I think that’s like a reasonable, like very robust to any whatever trends and, and discoveries that people make in, in the engineering layer.”
08 / belief
“I, I, I think there, there’s just a sheer amount of like, like un scalability that like is wrangling people’s sensibilities right now.”
09 / belief
“Comparatively, like, I think you should make, Hey, I guess while, while that’s going on, it’s not that bad to be a capabilities explorer on just the $200 a month plan from Cloud Code or from OpenAI.”
10 / belief
“Um, and obviously I’m involved in cognition and also cursors doing, doing, uh, a lot of own model training. And I think that that is some part of the, what I’ve been calling the agent lab playbook, where you start off with the state of the art models from, uh, from the big labs and you, uh, specialize for your domain.”
11 / belief
“I think that, um, for it to, for the market structure to, to significantly change there would be, there needs to be significant change in like the economics or like the, the brand building or like the, the, the, the value propositions of the, of the companies involved and I.”
12 / belief
“What I’m less clear on is the kind of DIY RL use case, which I think is really mostly around, you know, improved, uh, quality for, for different things.”
13 / belief
“Of Braintrust where he, and he, I mean, you know, he has a good cross section of all the top AI companies and he says market share of open source is 5% and going down. Um, I think that’s changed.”
14 / belief
“The, uh, the incentive structure of these labs is always gonna be maximal, you know, token consumption for, uh, for the end customers they work with. And there’s just, I think, so few companies that have actually gotten to massive scale.”
15 / belief
“Much more challenging for infrastructure companies and application companies. Like obviously I think, yeah.”
16 / belief
“Everyone says like, yeah, we should always, always do this. And honestly like, I think the infrastructure for that is becoming easier with, um, like thinking machines tinker thing as well as primary like, uh, lab stuff.”
17 / belief
“There’s so many people in the ecosystem that are incentivized for that not to happen. And so I think I’d be shocked if we don’t have.”
18 / belief
“I, I, to me, the, the, the other thing was the coding one, um, which obviously I, I have now come full 360 on, but I think like.”
19 / evaluation
“I think, uh, I don’t know people say this, but I, I, I don’t think they try it hard.”
20 / recommendation
“Yeah, like I would actually advise and topic to tune down the marketing because also it’s, it is just a very good model and you don’t have to make so many marketing claims around it.”
21 / commitment
“Philosophically aligned on like, we will just enable access everywhere and we don’t know what you, what will come out of it.”
22 / evaluation
“Uh, so I think like basically what we’re talking about is the vertical versus horizontal, uh, debate in, in AI startups.”
23 / evaluation
“Whereas any kind of like later, even the labs themselves, any later stage company, the bands of which that company might be worth right now, even in a year or two years are so massive because of how fast the ecosystem changes that it’s like.”
24 / recommendation
“Beyond that, I think honestly there is like, so I, I come from the sensibility of, I think everything that you are trying to do for agents experience now, which is the term that Matt Bowman and Nullify is trying to coin, is the same thing that you should have been doing for developer experience.”
25 / prediction
“Um, I do think, like, uh, it is interesting that, uh, for a while I was, I was considering the theory that models capped out at two, 2 trillion, and I think that’s proving to be wrong.”
26 / prediction
“I think the personalization turn that is coming, um, will be big. And I don’t know what that looks like because like basically we’re kind of, we feel kind of tapped out on the memory side of things.”
27 / evaluation
“Minimal in, in a sense of like, the worst you do is you just get hired into one of these labs anyway. So I, I think the, the market for people who just do things and try things and try to execute in like a competent way, even if like it doesn’t work out commercially, even if it just wasn’t that great anyway.”
28 / preference
“Um, the only thing I like out of, out of Codex is the, is like Spark and like yeah.”