Richard Socher

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"Zoom probably and Google Hangouts need to start finding countermeasures to identify is this a real person, to prevent those kinds of hacks from happening."

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"The reason why I'm more optimistic is that we have companies like Wispr Flow now that are getting better and better at writing what I meant to say when I say it, instead of just verbatim writing what you mean."

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"There's this famous paper by Rich Sutton on the bitter lesson in AI... human experts had all these really clever ideas and beautiful theories, but really what you needed to make real progress is the simplest method you can come up with, a large neural network that you can train end to end."

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"Look how much our employees, our engineers, our programmers use Codex or Claude to create some code."

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"Think about the machine of ASML that actually creates these one, two nanometer chips. It will take more than 2 years to build such a machine even if you had the perfect blueprint."

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"Similar to Periodic Labs, who are doing it more on the physics and chemistry side of things."

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"On Terminal Bench 4.0, Sonnet 5.5 jumped from 10% to 70%. Pretty extraordinary."

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"Now you have companies like Tahoe Therapeutics and so on that are creating these massive perturbation studies."

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"There's the company called Hippocratic AI. We just had dinner with one of their founders, and they're deploying AI in healthcare applications, and they are actually liable... because they're liable, they've figured it out and they solved it."