.@levie made a great observation. Agent use is going counter to the simplistic AGI narrative of fewer, powerful agents with increasingly high level tasks. Rather, we're trending to more agents given narrowly scoped, well defined and narrow tasks. Generally by professionals.

It's just remarkable how many US startups are being built on Chinese OSS AI models. I'd say the majority that are building custom models via post training. The US needs to step up, make it a national priority and back with a huge investment.

CS is a decades long demonstration that the more you automate, the more problems you can solve, and therefore the more work there is to do. The builders' version of Jevons.

This, but the exact opposite:

The general answer for why 3D instead of 2D video is that you can programmatically interact with 3D (collisions, spatial movement, composition, measurement, etc.) Both 3D and 2D video are tremendously powerful. But targeted at different needs by the user/creator.

The beginning of this pod is so good. @balajis and @martin_casado deconstruct the AGI/ASI mythos, exposing how those myths are based on unphysical assumptions The most advanced AI provably still couldn't predict chaotic systems or break hashes.

we have a ton of stuff to launch over the next couple of months--new models, products, features, and more. please bear with us through some probable hiccups and capacity crunches. although it may be slightly choppy, we think you'll really love what we've created for you!

AI is so trippy. This entire scene, including the exterior, was created from a single image of the ovens in the interior. This is a multi-view reconstruction, not a video. No v2v used. Prompt image in reply.

New episode with @balajis & @martin_casado discussing and debating Balaji's thread. How AI will change politics, war, and money.

This ended up being a far more personal conversation than I've ever done publicly. We cover investing, tech, making money, work life balance and many things in between: