David Sacks

aggregation of models than you did with one single large model.

I've said this probably three or four times now.

I've said this probably three or four times now.

There's a lot of work and a lot of opportunity ahead in kind of re architecting models and re architecting how models work together to solve problems.

There's a lot of work and a lot of opportunity ahead in kind of re architecting models and re architecting how models work together to solve problems.

My guess is a lot of leadership that that he can bring

My guess is a lot of leadership that that he can bring

to exploring those paths.

to exploring those paths.

And all it takes is a minor breakthrough and your cost per token drops in half.

And all it takes is a minor breakthrough and your cost per token drops in half.

That's a tremendous efficiency game that seems very much on the horizon because some of the early papers, I think I shared one from MIT a few weeks ago, indicate that there's a lot of room to run here in terms of re-architecting models and deployment of models.

That's a tremendous efficiency game that seems very much on the horizon because some of the early papers, I think I shared one from MIT a few weeks ago, indicate that there's a lot of room to run here in terms of re-architecting models and deployment of models.

I mean, that's like, why do people hate technology?

I mean, that's like, why do people hate technology?

I think that there's an underlying view that technology creates leverage for a small group of people, which creates power imbalances.

I think that there's an underlying view that technology creates leverage for a small group of people, which creates power imbalances.

And nothing represents that more than AI.

And nothing represents that more than AI.

That a small number of people that control and profit from and benefit from AI...