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“How Chipotle's training data could teach every robot to make burritos”
...training data, do they get paid for it? Like, then people can remix it? Yeah. So there are two parts to the platform. Right? One is software as a service for the training itself. Just like how you see
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“AI assistant learns skills by scraping Reddit and YouTube discussions”
x number of people. Then they take the top five thumbnails, and then they do a a a second test with those top five and see which ones do better. And I was like, oh, heat maps for thumbnails. That migh
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tactical advice27:08 – 27:44
...The training glove. Yeah. Now if you go down a little bit but you'll see, like, somebody was picking up wine glasses with that memory glove, the skill training glove. Mhmm. And, then that goes into it just like, you know, a Tesla takes miles of,
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...training glove. Yeah. Now if you go down a little bit but you'll see, like, somebody was picking up wine glasses with that memory glove, the skill training glove. Mhmm. And, then that goes into it just like, you know, a Tesla takes miles of, actual r
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...having skills training, available to any American, in in some format. So we we already have, like, in most, I think, states pre k through 12, which means you're paying for fourteen years of education. When I run for president, I'm going to when presi
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...after college, having skills training, available to any American,
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If you look at today's success of LLMs in software engineering, including applications like Cursor and, Windsurf and all that, what you see is is a lot of collaboration between AI and and humans, and then the collaboration comes in different levels o
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What are the near term commercial applications that you can imagine for generating three d worlds? I believe creativity is a vastly exciting area where humans can be superpowered by, by, AI and by spatial intelligence. And here I draw analogy with so
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...through skills training, through economic development you're going to face a situation where countries are locked in conflict. They are locked in crisis, and they become more and more vulnerable and more dependent on humanitarian aid. And the reality
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...life skills training throughout Southeast Asian Africa. And I always knew that I wanted anything that we created to give back. And so we created a one to one model, where every single purchase funded a day of school. And before we started that partne
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...through skills training, through economic development you're going to face a situation where countries are locked in conflict. They are locked in crisis, and they become more and more vulnerable and more dependent on humanitarian aid. And the reality
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“CosmicBrain AI claims one video can teach robots new skills instantly”
How much video does it take to train a new skill? So we're doing one to one transfer. So from a single episode to a single action. The more number of videos, the more autonomous the robots are. Yeah.
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...worry about skills or train like, hire for passion, which I think is Yes. A thousand percent right. Like, people have to believe in I think is Yes. A thousand percent right. Like, people have to believe in the mission of what you're doing. That's mor
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...learn some new skills. Do you see big changes ahead for that industry? I do. I I'm mixed on this where I think there's a lot of myths out there of what training has done over the last year. I I don't believe that because people are home, they're goin
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...training for skill? And that's what we we haven't necessarily figured out what are the best ways to do that. Because I think, you know, a little promotional here, but we we invested in a company that's doing text based learning. It's super fascinatin
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...conversational skills into these, models? Not in a chatbot sense, but in a true, like, collaborator sense. So long answer to your question. But I think, like, we have to first get Claude to be a great conversationalist so that it understands when it'
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...skills that train themselves to get better over time. So we're very excited to speak to all four of these founders. We've got the first three joining us right here in the opening segment. First, as you mentioned, our guest, Ryan Carson. He's created
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...skills that train themselves to get better over time. So we're very excited to speak to all four of these founders. We've got the first three joining us right here in the opening segment. First, as you mentioned, our guest, Ryan Carson. He's created
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