Erin Price-Wright
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1,223 appearances
13 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 5 Aug
Erin Price-Wright’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's like this marvelous thing that if you, three years ago you gave somebody like cloud code, they would have like thought that you were, I don't know, like a sorcerer or something.
It is that good, but it's also so bad at actually delivering physical products.
And it's marvelous because it can do it in some capacity, but we really need to basically have the same stepwise improvement that we had for software.
We need to have the same thing for physical design in order for American engineers, American teenagers to be passionate about building physical things and say,
I want to build a CubeSat and put it in orbit and do cool things with it.
And it's easy because I can just spin up and have my boards manufactured next day.
I think that those are the second-order effects that I am interested in.
And the only way that we get that is if we teach models to actually do things in the real world, which is my... I enjoy this a lot.
This is why we started the company.
Thank you.
The U.S.
power grid runs on mechanical systems designed before World War II.
American critical mineral supply sits 50 years behind China.
And demand for both is accelerating faster than at any point in history.
For decades, the bet was that innovation at the edge — better batteries, smarter software, faster chips — would be enough.
It wasn't.
The infrastructure underneath never kept up.
Grid transformers are still steel, oil, and copper.
Critical minerals still flow through refineries the U.S.
doesn't own or control.
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