Corey Knowles

Welcome, humans, to the Neuron AI Podcast.

I'm your host, Corey Knowles, and I'm joined, as always, by the man who could turn a GPU benchmark into a bedtime story, Grant Harvey.

How's it going today, man?

Oh, well, here in just a few, we're going to be joined by Stefano Orman, Stanford University computer science professor and the founder of Inception Labs that created the Mercury Diffusion Large Language Models.

But first, Brant's going to share us a little context before we get in there.

Excellent.

Well, before we bring him on, I want to take just a quick second to show you Mercury in action because I think seeing it really matters and will keep you really interested.

You'll understand why you need to be watching this video.

So what you see here on my screen, this is the Inception Lab site.

And if you go up top, you can go to Mercury Chat.

And down here, I'm just going to grab one of their suggested prompts.

And I love this one.

Simulate a roundtable discussion between Einstein, Ada Lovelace, and Alan Turing.

Now you want to make sure you click this diffusion button because the diffusion button gives you the visual of how cool this is.

So watch this.

All right.

Watch how this works.

And if you go down.

Is that not insane?

It is.