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...stealth is a very 2012 thing. So I'm curious from your perspective today. One, is being in stealth still something startups should consider? And if so, when? Because I was just kind of blown away by this seeming blast from the past. Yeah. Okay. So I'
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Now I'm not saying I'm endorsing this, but, you know, in the case of a riot lawn, would you rather have people get hurt and beaten or have their ears hurt? You know, like, that seems like the most nonlethal thing you could do. Rife with abuse like pe
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...model which is a common question I get. Yeah for people who don't know it's W I S P R. Yes. Which you know you gotta spell it somehow. I mean the question here is always like it's the same thing right? Like voice is very commodity. I actually happen
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...cloud models, and we also support these, local models. And so what that means is you could literally turn off your Internet, and you would be able to still have the AI reply generations sound like you, albeit, you know, might turn your battery, you k
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had such a great form factor that's never been repeated. It's great, like, rectangle, but We're old. We we are old. People are now saying, hey. I'm gonna use the Comet browser by perplexity. ChatGPT has got a browser. Claude has an extension. And it'
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...model three, cyber taxi, cyber truck, or the model s at the same time.
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...StealthCo is comes in the purview of research. We talk about different architectures all the time. One of the most compelling alternate architectures for AI is diffusion models. So one thing that I think is really interesting about it is that you you
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Yeah. We we installed some software on our work machines. I won't get into details about that. And for the first, like, two weeks, it was a little freaky. Yeah. Because because, I mean, he does feel like I've got a miniature Jason on my shoulder aski
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Don't use your work computer for anything that's not appropriate. What it also does is it obviously is tracking what you're doing. You can do, like, crazy granular stuff. Like, if you were using, call center people, you could track down to the keystr
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timeline has been compressed. You can automate all of these sort of attacks, and you can do it with a level of sophistication that looks like a nation state. That's one of the greatest areas of exposure is the speed and the sophistication has dramati
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...stealth just come down to does it fit the founder's operating ethos?
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every conversation happening, every DM happening that nobody sees to understand full context with the exception of, like, HR issues or whatever, which, you know, I'm kinda figuring out how to deal with. But I run a transparent organization. Anything
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in the text field, always accessible in every single conversation so that if you click on it, it starts magically streaming and typing in a response where you can just send. If you don't like it, you delete it, you press it again, it streams another
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