David Cox
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 13 Jan
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Let's treat the thing not as a friendly robot, but let's treat it as a computational device.
It's good, it's fast, it's cheap, trustworthy.
Even the biggest, baddest, most expensive, and they're very expensive models still struggle with some quirky things sometimes.
I don't necessarily want there to be the new god or something.
Nothing is theoretically infinite.
Thanks for having me.
Yeah, I mean, obviously, that's a great question.
The models keep getting better.
That's always true.
The top keeps getting higher.
At the same time, also, we're able to pack more and more down into smaller models.
So it's a great time to be in the field.
But I don't think that changes the perspective, though, where, hey, we want to use these things to get work done.
And the programming model, I used to be a computer science professor, so I'm kind of like one of those cranky, get off my lawn kind of people.
But it's just like, the programming model shouldn't be I'm talking to a friendly robot.
That has inherent problems, even if it's a really smart, friendly robot, or it seems to be.
We want to have a way to get more deterministic.
We want to be in control of the interaction.
And if you look at it, even the biggest, baddest, most expensive and they're very expensive models still struggle with some some, you know, quirky things sometimes.
Like this is one of those things like what they're bad at and what they're good at.
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