Dylan Patel

They're not more bullish than me.

And the stuff I'm saying sounds like crazy shit.

The upper limit, I think, among the most bullish you can get because... That's what I mean, yeah.

Like, upper limit of this is that this will just be smarter than humans.

I don't think that'll happen, like, anytime soon.

Even if that doesn't happen anytime soon, there's so much valuable stuff that can be done with these models that economically we will skyrocket.

There's so much value that can be created in the world just by, hey, if the models know how to do COBOL to like C and Python migration of like mainframes.

Migrate everything from mainframes to cloud.

The world is how much more efficient?

Making all these random applications and like automated reports and like stop using Excel as a database, but instead like you can make a real database and manipulate stuff in Excel.

But like, you know, there's all sorts of humongous business efficiencies that could happen.

or automation that could happen without the model ever being, we could literally just pause it at like six months from now timeframe of like how good it is at software development.

And it would be like godsend in terms of like how much efficiency and value can be created for the economy.

And it doesn't ever have to get to like digital god level.

Now, I do believe... We're into digital god law.

Eventually, eventually.

Now, is that 10 years?

Is that five years?

Is that 100 years?

Is that 1,000 years?