Emad Mostaque

But the second part is how we use the models and combine them.

Like there is an amazing company called Wanda Dynamics.

I don't know if you've come across that.

I've used them.

Awesome.

Unbelievable.

And it's a bunch of different models.

So Wanda Dynamics, you've got me click on it and then say, I want them to be an alien.

And it does this and the aliens waving its arms.

And it takes like five minutes.

It would have taken days, weeks before.

Weeks.

Weeks before to create that.

minutes and then you think well what is a movie right and you start breaking down you're like oh dear because it's not necessarily just one model it's a model combined with other models with the right flow because you have one talented youngster combined with other talented youngsters in the right flow suddenly gets these things done and that's what makes it even harder because what we're talking about is models and ai what we should really be talking about is systems

As the models come together and build better systems, the capabilities go crazy.

And then that is another S-curve abstraction.

So right now, again, a lot of the interactions we have with this AI, the text-to-image, the avatar creation, the GPT-4 are one-to-one.

What happens when we start chaining them together to check each other's outputs?

You have one that just learns everything about Tom.

You have your own AI models that you train on all of the stuff that you've ever done or all the stuff that you see on your computer screen.