Anastasios Angelopoulos

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614 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 3 Aug

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But then the less generous take would be the companies existed for a year and a half.
And then they come up with, yes, the number one American open source, but there's nine Chinese models on top of them because they're number 10 open source overall, at least if you look at arena data.
You go to our leaderboards today, that's the state of the world.
But hopefully what happens with thinking machines is that they continue to release more and more models, you know, larger models, and they continue to build on their momentum.
I mean, I think they have tailwinds.
They have had winds.
So I don't think it's so sanguine for that.
I think that's like a little bit of an overstatement of the differences.
One tailwind that we have is we have the best chip ecosystem in the world.
So they're way hardware constrained over there.
And they've been trying to like black market import chips because of this.
And you see this in the news, right?
The information just reported on this.
Well, I think it may be hindering them now, but I think it's a good question as to what's going to happen in the future.
Because they are really good at building hardware.
The downside of export control is that it can incentivize them to build their own ecosystem.
And then what do we do?
You know, so the hope is that we keep NVIDIA ahead of the game so that we can retain the advantage that we have and the TSMCs to the world and our whole.
That ecosystem is absolutely a national security necessity.
So we should have the government, you know, really protecting it and growing it.
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