Guido Appenzeller
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first heard May 2025
last heard 15 Jul
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One lesson I took away from that is that I think any kind of centralized planned approach does not work.
Eastern Germany is Western Germany was a nice A B test, you know, central planning versus a free market economy, what works better.
Right.
And I think the results speak for themselves.
So I think basically having the government drive all of AI strategy, you know, in a Manhattan style project or Polar project, pick your favorite successful project there.
I can't see that working.
You probably need a highly dynamic ecosystem of a large number of companies competing.
There's some areas I think where the government can have a hugely positive effect, right?
On the research side, but we've seen it again and again, funding.
fundamental research, which is not quite applied enough yet for enterprises to pick up, right?
Is very valuable.
I think it can help in terms of setting good regulation, bad regulation, can easily torpedo AI as we've seen.
And so I think there's a strong role for government to lead this and to direct this.
There's no master plan at the end of the day that you can make that basically has all the details that has to come from the market.
Is that the new age of LLM diplomacy that we're entering here?
I think it's exactly right.
I mean, each of the last big technological waves, if you look at the PC revolution or the internet boom, right, we developed essentially a new building block for systems, right?
The CPU or the database or the network.
I think now we're the process of building yet another building block, which is the model or AI, whatever it may be called in the end.
So it's a fourth pillar in a sense.
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