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543210. All engine running. We have a lift off. And one small step for man, one diaphragm. The world's largest airliner, each wing is big enough to hold five tennis courts. This new technology made it possible to meet the user's crucial needs. Enter
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has some generative AI enhancement to their core solution. So they're incorporating it into the product itself, making it more valuable, giving additional insights, enhancing the user interface. The next version of that that you're hearing about is a
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...and the tools you're already using every day. For example, imagine joining a Zoom after having a dedicated
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a game of chess with a computer, which is analyzing board positions and and applying a certain kind of intelligence to figure out what its next move should be. That's the subject of our program today, artificial intelligence. The good future of AI is
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I'm almost surprised how much effort all the bigger AI labs are putting into trying to to ret team a lot of this and, like, trying to make sure that AI basically is somewhat aware of when a goal that it's given leads to things that it shouldn't be do
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Where are we at on the journey right now? And I wanna go into your crystal ball as we start thinking about the shifts in society. Where do you think we're gonna be in three, five years' time? Georgia? Well, I went to MIT this year. Sorry. Then and I
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Hyundai owned Boston Dynamics stunned audiences by unveiling the latest generation of its Atlas robot, which now uses Google DeepMind AI to perform complex fluid tasks without human guidance. LG introduced the Cloyd Home Assistant, a household humano
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coding, but the question is so I think what will happen is, yeah, you will just say build that website. It will make a very good website, and then you maybe refine it. But will it do things independently where so will you be still having humans askin
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for sure is gonna be huge. It feels like we've hit some sort of new inflection point there where the quality's gotten to the point where you're starting to see robo taxis now, Waymo's and Tesla. What what about an AI assistant? I mean, is that gonna
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bright clarity of that future is why some of the most powerful people in the world are putting so much money into this. And I think it's just kind of small differences between, like, we don't actually know what a better version of type gbt is, but al
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Obviously, your your your your actions are you know, if you assume they're rational actors, which they are mostly, your what you do in a two year AGI versus five year versus ten years, very, very, very different. Right? Do you think agents are promis
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And and they all it's also very templated. Right? So you're constantly trying to find templates. Hey. Other associate in this law firm, can you send me, you know, a previous document now? I can they have, you know, 80 different objections that you're
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When you're talking about computer use for the open web, for example, or the open operating system, like, there's no it's a mess. So, like, the possibility I'm I'm always skeptical of any system that is tasked with interacting with the human world, w
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a lot of these AI programs are trained on very low bit bit rate, m p threes, right? So they feed all this stuff in there, so they're getting really inferior information on the in the training process, whereas now, when they make these deals with the
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