Fei-Fei Li

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562 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 25 Nov

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Latent Space: The AI Engineer Podcast · After LLMs: Spatial Intelligence and World Models — Fei-Fei Li & Justin Johnson, World Labs · 25 Nov 2025 podcast

And that's that's a pinnacle of a civilizational moment.

But every day, right, I'm here trying to grasp a uh a mug.

This whole process of seeing the mug, seeing the context where it is, seeing my own hand, opening of my hand that geometrically would match the mug, and touching.

touching the right of Ford's points.

Oh this is deeply, deeply spatial.

I'm trying to use language to narrate it.

But on the other hand, that narrated language itself cannot get you to to pick up a a mug.

Yes.

You know, it's funny as a uh vision scientist, right?

I always find that vision is underappreciated because it's effortless for humans.

You open your eyes, as a baby, you start to see your work.

We're almost born with it.

But you have to put effort in learning language, including learning how to write, how to do grammar, how to express, and that makes it feel hard.

Whereas something that nature spend way more time actually optimizing, which is perception and spatial intelligence, is underappreciated by humans.

When we are born, our visual acuity is less and our perceptual ability does increase, but we are most humans are born with the ability to see.

And most humans are born with the p ability to link perception with motor um movements, right?

I I mean the motor movement itself is uh takes a while to uh refine, but uh

And then animals are incredible, right?

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