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I I feel two things are true at the same time. Many more people today are using AI than they were before. But the delta, the difference between those that know how to use it and those that are just about starting is actually growing, not, not shrinki
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often, almost always, it means a slightly better search replacement. For most people, they they if they are now using AI, the number one thing to say, I'm using it all the time. It's replaced my Google search. That is great. It's great that they're u
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...consumer AI tools, you know, you'd have to go, like, like, hire a, you know, special education specialist or something, you know, which is basically impossible, to do that kind of thing. And so and and, you know, everybody has these stories now in th
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and it gets the wrong answer, it doesn't know how to solve the problem. You look at it and go, okay, I'm using AI to try to do a hard math problem. This language model versus the other one got it right, got it wrong. I my prompt was changed. It's all
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compared to some of my counterparts. And I'm wondering, is that how you see it, and what what do you think differentiates those who understand how powerful it is even now versus those who seem oblivious to it? Yeah. So I think there's kind of a fake
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into projects or into your prompts and things like that. Yeah. Super cool. So the I guess the bet here is that people are gonna discover this and start using this just day to day. I think they absolutely will. And I also think probably the model comp
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This is already probably the most democratic, you know, small d technology of all time in the sense of the very best AI in the world is fully available on the apps that anybody can download. This is just a completely different kind of computer that h
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I have to say I so enjoyed that show with Arvind. I think it's so cool that a podcast can get you into the same room as professors from incredible universities like Princeton, like Carnegie Mellon. It's so cool. I love doing this episode. Thank you s
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...consumer voice in the next year. For sure. I mean, it feels like voice is the AI insertion point for the enterprise period. And I think the thing that everybody is missing right now is that the sort of mental model many folks have is that the low sta
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...the consumer side. And so very similarly, Cursor, Windsurf, Replit, these products are now having their AI agent moments, and that is happening a year or a year and a half or two years before then. The the general population is gonna have their AI ag
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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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...ICP within consumer and prosumer. And I think we're starting to see how these platforms might have compounding advantages over time, and so that makes it especially kind of existential or interesting of who is acquiring the most users. And then on a
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...consumer in the next six to nine months. Really, really interesting. Maybe to close, can you talk a little bit about memory Yes. And where you see that going? Yes. Memory is, as we mentioned early right now, and it can be a little bit jarring in that
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