André Duqum

Yeah, I'm curious to hear how you think just pure competition is driving these considerations as opposed to some sort of nefarious act.

Occam's razor would refer to the former.

I'm curious what...

To just back up a little bit, I would love to hear a bit of actually how the diagnosis of your son with autism came into the picture, you getting into AI, setting the stage for a bit of your introduction into this world, and then we can dive into the many topics we will.

So yeah, what happened there?

So as you were building stability AI, what was it that became glaringly obvious to you about the trajectory that AI and a lot of these AI companies and systems are trending towards?

And what you found was a necessity to step out, carve your own path now with intelligent internet and yeah, a bit of that context.

And so that's what you envision with Anthropic.

What is coming in the next 800 days?

What's going to happen in the next 800 days?

If we have 800 days left, left until what?

What is the trajectory that we would need to change on otherwise the predictable path of...

what you've laid out in the three sort of economic doorways that we're going to walk through.

Yeah, what exactly?

What is the delta between what is publicly available right now and the cutting edge self-recursive learning agentic models behind closed doors?

If you've gotten a glimpse into those, obviously, what's the difference in the gap there?

How many months ahead do you think the private models are of the public?

Specifically because behind a keyboard, video, or mouse, like AI is going to... Those are the types of jobs.

Why?

So this clearly sets out a roadmap for the challenges and opportunities over the next coming years.