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“There’s a lot of R&D, there’s a lot of customer acquisition costs. This is sort of why, not Microsoft, but the SaaS companies have underperformed massively in the markets, because the COGS of AI is just so high, and that just completely breaks how these business models work.”
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- Dwarkesh Podcast
“I think that there are going to be some network effects of continual learning—I call it data liquidity—that any one model has.”
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- Dwarkesh Podcast
“Therefore, whether you’re ramped to some revenue number or you’re ramped to some audience number or what have you, that I think is what’s going to happen.”
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- Dwarkesh Podcast
“In fact, that’s one of the other reasons why we want to think about what an Azure region looks like and what is the networking between Azure regions. This is where I think as the model capabilities evolve and the usage of these tokens evolves, whether it’s synchronously or asynchronously, you don’t want to be out of position.”
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- Dwarkesh Podcast
“We will eventually have models, if they get to human level, which will have this ability to continuously learn on the job. That will drive so much value to the model company that is ahead, at least in my view, because you have copies of one model broadly deployed through the economy learning how to do every single job.”
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- Dwarkesh Podcast
“In fact we will take leases, we will take build-to-suit, we’ll even take GPUs-as-a-service where we don’t have capacity but we need capacity and someone else has that.”
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- Dwarkesh Podcast
“I think the better mental model here is just imagining that these models will be able to use a computer as well as a human.”
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- Dwarkesh Podcast
“Because from a hyperscale perspective, we want to build the most scaled infrastructure fleet that’s capable of supporting all the models the world needs, whether it’s from open source or obviously from OpenAI and others.”
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- Dwarkesh Podcast
“The way we are going to do it is to have a close loop between our own MAI models and our silicon, because I feel like that’s what gives you the birthright to do your own silicon, where you literally have designed the microarchitecture with what you’re doing, and then you keep pace with your own models.”
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- Dwarkesh Podcast
“I think that’s going to be one of the biggest places of innovation, because right now I want to be able to use multiple agents.”
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- Dwarkesh Podcast
“I think that the key, key priority for the US tech sector and the US government is to ensure that we not only do leading innovative work, but that we also collectively build trust around the world on our tech stack.”
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- Dwarkesh Podcast
“If I think about all of the Office artifacts being structured better, the ability to do the joins between structured and unstructured better because of the agentic world, that will grow the underlying infrastructure business.”
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- Dwarkesh Podcast
“In this case, because we have all the IP from the GPT family, we are taking that and putting it into the core middle tier of the Office system to teach it what it means to natively understand Excel, everything in it.”
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- Dwarkesh Podcast
“During the transition from server to cloud, one of the questions we used to ask ourselves is, “Oh my God, if all we did was just basically move the same users who were using our Office licenses and our Office servers at the time to the cloud, and we had COGS, this is going to not only shrink our margins but we’ll be fundamentally a less profitable company.”
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- Dwarkesh Podcast
“That fully autonomous agent will have essentially an embodied set of those same tools that are available to it. So this AI tool that comes in also has not just a raw computer, because it’s going to be more token-efficient to use tools to get stuff done.”
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- Dwarkesh Podcast
“I want to be able to take the flops that we use to generate a GPT family and maximize its value, while my MAI flops are being used for… Let’s take the image model that we launched, which I think is at number nine in the image arena.”
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- Dwarkesh Podcast