Grant Harvey

Yeah.

Oh, that's not controversial.

I feel like that's very well understood.

I feel like a lot of software, there's a famous phrase, I forget who says it, is like, software is abstracting away the horrors of hardware, right?

Do you think that we are hardware constrained on the path to AGI or super intelligence, or are we software constrained actually?

I did a demo where someone drove a car over it.

It didn't break.

So therefore, you know, everyone can drive on it.

I have a question for you, Tim.

Imagine if it had to go back to open AI in the cloud and come back before it could react.

What I do know is... I think empirically, no.

We just don't know what the next thing is, in my opinion.

So are you working on that at Modular?

Are you actually building, like, software to work on these edge devices and robots and all this sort of stuff?

So if I was a developer and I was building a robot, for example, or working with robots,

I could use modular to run, if I was using a specific GPU or whatever on my robot, I could use modular instead of CUDA.

Yeah, I was thinking that was what it was.

And that feels very... Every second delay with a speech model really makes a difference.

If I have to wait for ChadGBT to talk back to me, I'm like, I'm just going to close this.

They've come a long way.