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“AI is evolving from chat tool to digital exocortex extension of yourself”
...more of an exocortex. So it's not just this, like, tool that you talk through a chat interface, but it's this thing that's actually part of yourself.
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...more of an exocortex. So it's not just this, like, tool that you talk through a chat interface, but it's this thing that's actually part of yourself. And then you start to question, okay. You know, do I want to rent my brain? And Andrei Kops, he talk
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our API, and we developed a DSL domain specific language to express how do you want to stimulate these neurons at individual channels at low latency loops. That that brings me to kind of, I think, the question on everyone's mind who's listening to us
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Kind of. I mean, I wouldn't say it's not really a, you know, a a a reward or a shock kinda thing. Because at the end of the day, we're still giving them electrical signal. It's just the structure of it. And this was actually driven by, us coming acro
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it's better than any local model. There's no local model that's there yet. There are models that are close. Give me k 2.5 is almost Opus level intelligence. But I think the way we're trending is in the next twelve months or so, we will have models th
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And the but there's, like, trade offs here. Right? The the signals are usually pretty weak, if you're not getting inside the brain. So there's, like, there's, like, a lot of trade offs of those two options. But if, yeah, there's, like, a there's, lik
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like an Optimus or a smartphone. And you then have at the same time, you have to put a brain. Right? So if you start thinking about this wizard of odd style, you know, it's gotta have the courage and dexterity of the lion to be able to move the arms.
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a CLI version of Cline and using the CLI version of Cline, it's fully modular. So you can ask Cline to run the CLI to spin up more clients, or you could run Cline in some kind of cloud process in a GitHub action, whatever you want. So the CLI is real
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So I think, like, the way that OpenAI runs, like, many you you can't, like, read this or be on listen to a podcast and be like, I'm just gonna deploy this to my company. You know, maybe this is a harsh thing to say, but I think like, yeah, very few c
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...I think people care much more about ownership. Yes. Like, you're yeah. You're you realize you're renting your brain. Like, it seems strange to rent your brain. The thought experiment was, like, are you willing to give up ownership and control to rent
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...AI as an exocortex, an extension of human cognition. Andrej, who's been a key figure in AI development from OpenAI to Tesla to the education of us all, shares a provocative perspective on ownership and access to AI models and also makes a case for wh
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...that as their exocortex, it's really important that we have freedom and transparency in my mind. How do you think about jailbreaks overall? So I think people understand the concept, but there's, you know, some people that might say, hey. Are you jail
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...exocortex, it's really important that we have freedom and transparency in my mind. How do you think about jailbreaks overall? So I think people understand the concept, but there's, you know, some people that might say, hey. Are you jailbreaking to ge
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So I want I want the InBody BCI. It sounds awesome. Yeah. Not today. But, I mean, the direction that we're moving is that every capability that we build in the clinic can become very interesting for people outside of the clinic. So even the first par
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