Clay Bavor
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1,248 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 4 Jul
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Yes or no.
100 out of 100 would say, yeah, that sounds pretty great.
So I think we have not yet appreciated the unbounded demand for, call it frontier levels of intelligence.
And now you don't need that in every domain.
For instance, in our own, we build AIs for companies to interact with their customers.
You don't need mythos to return a pair of shoes, right?
Like you're good, right?
It's like, you want to do that well, but we've got some capability overhang, so to speak, for doing something like that.
But in a range of domains, coding, certainly, science, material science, legal, right where the stakes are very high, there's a high degree of complexity.
I think we're going to see effectively unbounded demand for greater levels of intelligence and therefore the frontier models.
That said, there will be an assembly line of, cool,
GPT-4, which in March, April, May of 2023 was good enough to do some set of things, is now 1 300th the cost for an intelligence equivalent token.
And so you'll have some assembly line of taking models that were once at the frontier to perform certain workloads and then build open weights, fine tune models for those.
And I think you'll end up with companies using both, mixing and matching them depending on the task at hand.
Well, I think if you look at what percent of enterprise tasks are completely automated today, it's a rounding error.
It's very low.
So is that a model gap?
Is that a diffusing the technology into the company?
Is that an application layer gap?
I think it's probably all of these.
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