Corey Knowles

I understand that that might be asking too much.

Oh, that makes so much sense.

You know, we keep thinking about this idea that there is this whole world out there that is eventually going to have to be understood by them.

That one of the big differences between like an LLM and...

us, is that we have this experiential knowledge, all of this spatial stuff that they do not have in the same way.

Do you see, after saying that, do you see that EBMs are a piece of this, maybe the cognitive hole that becomes AGI at some point, that maybe there are multiple elements to such a thing?

I'm sorry if that's a little out there.

Same is true of people, I would say.

I mean, whether it's people or LLM, it seems like everything has, here are areas where we're really good and here's something silly that we're just awful at.

That's a great question.

All of the different times we've pushed the bar further away on AGI.

Like for human interaction?

I'm always joking that one of these days our kids will look back and think, you let people drive you in a car?

be cool if it was.

I have a question.

In thinking about EBMs as not requiring the GPU load and all of the other things that are involved, when I think about that in a hybrid scenario like we were discussing with an LLM, that feels like a solution that could lead to much greater efficiency and more sustainable performance

AI in the long run?

Is that a stretch or am I on the right track?

That's a great question.

I would say both environmentally and financially.