What can get lost in assessing the functionality is the purpose of it. The human brain not only produces free will, as non-optimal as it may be for any given function, but free will is the entire point of it. Without that you can have a whole planet of machines calculating more efficiently than any human consciousness ever could and not have any purpose for any of it. Individual awareness and agency is what gives all of it meaning.

so what is Andrej upto lately?

Amazing insight and conversation 👍

the first war with ai is to fight for perf rating lol!

nothing could go wrong with this. nothing at all.

I would prefer an llm as a boss

Tesla has a massive HW problem, millions of cars with a sensor set that will get them nowhere in terms of AD. Camera only will never get them to KPIs acceptable for AD in the next 10 years, they are most likely 10000x away from it.

Appreciate the effort that goes into these things, but there was no challenge and this just feels a lot like the rest of the AI hype 'but different'. All I got from that was 'we have access to heaps of sensitive and important data', 'metadata, particularly hierarchies, and process documentation is important' and 'we're figuring out if we can use LLMs in this space and charge for it in a way others can't'. I mostly got 'it's not clear if our LLMs are doing anything other LLMs can't do if they had access to the same data with our people'. I also got 'LLMs aren't reliable for much', which we all knew. Mostly, I got 'Palantir are trying to monopolize the market so we can make even more money', which is accurate, regardless of how badly they fail to deliver on the hype, while the NHS falls apart under false promises and false hope. Sigh.

qsqq

enterprise-ai AI fixes this. Andrej Karpathy discusses AI advancements.

I'm of the opinion that AGI will occur at the convergence of the breakthroughs in quantum computing and AI reaching "level 4 (innovator)" capability.

14:23 haha

Great 😮

This was a great conversation. Bret is one of my favorite people in tech. Legend.

Exceptionally informative and insightful conversation. Thank you, Sarah and Elad!!

yup. people who still think they have a job are so deluded LOL

is she talking like that? kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXXJe6FnoMiEq7csi=GBkpMRN-BhV3tL5X

Unemployed college dropout me watching from rural France : how are you doing, my fellow Californian tech workers?

Loved that. Andrej is such a gentleman with sublime knowledge.

Regarding ML Models compared to social media, I would not be surprised if there would be models that will not be created for humans, but rather for other models to tap into. An example would be a general LLM model acts like the interface for the human in it in turn talks to other models on behalf of the user and the task at hand. Basically the current LLM models might become a "UI model" or "HI model" (human interface) while the other specialised models becomes like a tool for this UI/HI models, and they might not even talk to each others in a language we humans might understand.

done

Andrej speaks so fast 😂

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Elizabeth Holmes says hi.

a whole lot of nothing

Thank you!

Quietly remove leaves? Use a "rake" if they are on grass/sand/soil, or a "broom", if they are on other types of ground. Picking up leaves individually would be cost (time and energy/electricity spent on the task) prohibitive.

Amazing content, loved every bit of it. Recommend Sarah gets the raspiness in her voice removed, gives a headache, sorry.

When you guys talk about charts and data please display them

22:58 Any thoughts about analog chips? And, for how long will transformers be the model of choice?

12:38 This is an interesting point. Is the business model of large VC firms challenged? Do the need to write large checks to have their wins, or can they write more, smaller checks and still make the fund work?

So, models become commodities. Chat is freaking boring. I’m more interested in larger problems that can be solved with AI. In the end most customers don’t care what happens under the hood.

Your pods is amazing guys :)

Sarah - Let's be like Elon and make babies!

love the podcast!

42:33 I think Karpathy’s points about what learners should focus on are excellent. I especially appreciate his openness to 20% non-“symbol manipulation” subjects. The only thing I would add is that subjects like writing and history can also strengthen your reasoning abilities. I agree that memorizing facts is not a good use of a learner’s time, but reasoning about cause and effect is. Such reasoning can be practiced outside of “STEM”. I think a lot of folks with STEM background (including myself) have a slight bias against non-STEM subjects, so I feel it’s important to add that perspective. Finally, there are some important “human skills” such as empathy that can arise from subjects like literature, so I appreciate Karpathy’s openness to being well rounded. Thanks for the solid interview!

There are people making very interesting retro trailers ie Abandoned Films : 1950s Panavision 70

10:40 image generation

more tokens per response will be necessary, so costs will effectively stay high, and even higher with image, audio and video.. huge imput token consumption for multimodal

vocal "fryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy" grok

Insights By "YouSum Live" 00:00:05 AI's impact on education and self-driving technology 00:01:04 Self-driving cars have reached significant capabilities 00:02:30 Tesla's software problem is easier than Waymo's 00:04:15 Tesla's approach uses cameras for cost efficiency 00:07:12 Humanoid robots share technology with self-driving cars 00:07:55 Robotics at scale is Tesla's true identity 00:09:01 Humanoid robots will start in B2B applications 00:31:04 Education should empower people, not replace them 00:35:00 AI can provide personalized learning experiences 00:35:50 Future education will require adaptability and accessibility 00:43:09 Math and physics are essential for critical thinking Insights By "YouSum Live"

Andrej is one of my favourite AI legends. His love for AI and teaching is what makes sets him apart. The way he spews out Python code is like Python flows in his blood.

Hate this woman please shut up and let the master speak

Hilarious how this woman has such a high opinion of herself she interrupts and speaks over andrej who is the leading ai expert to argue her silly ideas she just pulled out of the air.

Change the playback speed to 0.75 and it doesn't short circuit your brain ;)

"If you have little kids today, what do you think they should study in order to have a useful future?" "There's a correct answer in my mind:" "Plumbing, waste disposal, hairdressing..." "Yeah, I had a feeling you were going to say that. My thoughts exactly!"

Amazing interview. Thank you!

Walsh Crescent

He talks like he's just drunk six cans of red bull

It really bothers me that they talk that fast, so i switched off. Yes he’s smart. I don’t care. I’ve watched a lot of interviews with tech personalities many of which would count as smart. This was by far the most obnoxious.