Chris Williamson

They're building their own chips.

But he does say Tesla, because of all of the real-world AI stuff that Tesla's done to create self-driving, that's actually very analogous to making really smart humanoid robots.

And he talks about having this crazy training center full of humanoid robots basically doing stuff like that, looking like idiots, trying to figure out the training data.

And then getting rewards.

Oh, you did it well.

Yeah, and it is cool in a Tesla.

You can have it set like... You can set like, I want a chill drive or like, I'm fucking late.

Like, let's go.

Okay.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, training data has already been a huge part of the economy.

It's mostly like digital training data and companies are making a ton of money like selling training data to models digitally.

But yeah, the ability to collect massive, massive, massive amounts of data and train AI and now in the real world train AI to do all these jobs.

Did you see the thing about the meta glasses recently?

This is like, I'm not sure if this is in the press or I just read this in a tweet, but it's like those are always recording even if they're like not

Yeah, I mean, somebody just, like, puts the glasses on the nightstand and then, like, you know, the spouse comes in and starts changing and there's, like, Nigerians, like, sitting there tagging data of, like, yep, that's your wife changing clothes because this thing doesn't stop recording.

Like, you know, I'd rather wear it, you know, on my chest where I know... Fucking put it in a lockbox at night.

I think the breadth of his skill set is quite interesting.

I think if you try to emulate just one or two of these traits without appreciating how they interconnect, you could either make some mistakes or be an asshole, depending on how you went about it.