Dylan Patel

I don't know.

Because there's so many unknown unknowns.

I know how many unknowns there are, but there's so many unknown unknowns.

And so...

Like I mentioned, right?

Like these babies are putting their freaking hand in their mouth to calibrate.

And then later they put their foot in their mouth and they're like, oh, that's my foot.

Oh, here's the senses on it.

And then they can pick up stuff in their hand and they no longer have to put it on their most sensitive part of their body because they know what it is.

Or they're like, oh, this is a speck on the ground.

What is it?

It's not food.

But now I know what it feels like inside my hands.

I've calibrated, right?

It's like the models have not gotten there yet.

It has no idea how to do this.

Digital God is like, well, one, I like kind of believe in embodiment and like you need non-digital God, you need a physical, you need the capability of like having touch and feel and all that to truly have an experience like humans and be smarter than us in every way.

But you know, that's so far away.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I mean, like, what are they actually doing today is like, holy shit, it's so simple in terms of like to a human.