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Yeah. Kinda cool that these things you know, somebody came up with this the this concept of the arena, and all these different tests. I do wonder if building for the tests at a certain point is kind of like kids mastering the SATs. And, like, at a ce
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took the absolute pole positions. But this is a real accomplishment, and I think it just shows that there's several different AI labs here in The US that are able to successively create state of the art models. And I think that's very encouraging for
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...to today, the AI competition has gotten insane, both on the research level and the product level. It's just been accelerating. Let's discuss all of this today, and maybe let's start with some spicy questions if we can. Who's winning at the internatio
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So the thing that Lon and I are most excited about today is the fact that LM Arena is going to be a startup and not just a website that does cool things. Jason, I think we really love to see founders kind of come out of universities, spin off from re
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“OpenAI exec reveals why competition actually helps them win the AI race”
...for us, if the competition gets better, we learn. It's actually helpful for us. And so we're pushing really hard at growing codex. You learn because if if if they're closed and they improve, you don
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And Oh. They create a vibe coding community on River. I'm not gonna do this. I don't have time. But, you know, ours is for founders who have existing companies. So start a founder Friday chapter. Has to be six people. Has to be one hour. You have to
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...competition. We had founder Friday events happening all over in cities around the globe, not just America. Okay. 16 of these cities picked a winning startup from their community. Those 16 are now competing in the This Week in Startups. Look at this.
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...and dogged competition. The difference with this administration is they're actually engaging with the technology industry. And, today, we're bringing together many members, or all members of the administration here to talk about it. And none of this
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will win, and it will drive economic vibrancy and military supremacy. The Trump administration believes that AI will have countless revolutionary applications. We believe that America's destiny is to dominate every industry and be the first in every
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I picked Codeium amongst all of the companies in the market that are doing AI programming assistant work because I think their new IDE called Windsurf, which is the place you actually do the programming on your computer in, is so awesome that they ha
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And instead of just using predefined tests to run models through and get numbers out, it has a cool arena feature where you put in a prompt and then it gives you two competing results. And not telling you which model is which, you have to pick which
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And GitHub obviously has their own hosted AI models, and GitHub is was purchased by Microsoft. Mhmm. Right? So owned by Microsoft. There's a really savvy move, because Microsoft loves developers, developers, developers. You could throw in the graphic
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...this versus the competition. I think it's the next thing, Jared. So the chart the the chart that I thought was the most interesting is this one. So it's from the group artificial analysis. They run kind of a meta test, Jason. So if you're familiar wi
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