Corey Knowles

And something we've discussed before is that I feel like

There is a lot of incentive to, while you are, yes, building frontier models that are going to be bigger, there's also a ton of incentive for it to be done as efficiently as possible.

When you're talking about the supply chain constraints and issues with the cost of scaling all of this data and compute up, I assume.

that there is a priority to keep these as lean as you can, but as powerful at the same time.

I imagine it's a tough thing to balance.

Well, Mustafa, thank you so much for joining us today and sharing your perspective.

This was an excellent discussion.

And I hope people will watch it and go have similar discussions because these are very important topics.

Excellent.

We appreciate it.

Until next time, farewell for now, humans.

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