Harry Stebbings

What do you say to a Bryan Singerman of the world who always said that I'm not smart enough to predict the future, but my job is to pick founders that are able to do so?

What's a parallel property direction from 1885 onwards style timeframe that you think will play out in the next era?

And largely a lack of pension fund reform in a lot of cases, to be quite honest.

How much more cash do we need in Europe for frontier AI to be what we think it can be?

Is it like 2x?

What's easier, the equity raise or the debt raise?

Do you think we are under-invested still today in data centers?

Are frontier models moving faster than the pace of chips, as you said there with H100s, where you have newer and newer models and then you're training them on older and older chips because that's what's free and it's not moving in lockstep.

Is that the problem that we're articulating?

If we have compute standardization in the way that you said, will we remove the boom and bust cycle or is that just one part of it?

I'm sorry for asking.

So you're like, Jesus Christ, Harry, I'm a professor at Stanford and you waste my time with this, which is a fair statement.

What is the biggest bottleneck or barrier to compute standardization that you want to achieve?

How is Silicon Valley and DC not on the same alignment?

Do you worry that basically the CCP is subsidizing a generation of Chinese models that are now being used by American companies, whereby they have frontier models to essentially set where model capabilities can be and then have a real effort to make the open source Chinese models as close to those benchmarks as possible, much, much cheaper?

You said before that state sponsored attacks on frontier AI labs are getting worse.

What do we not know that we should know?

I'm sorry, what does that mean, an iron dome for inference in terms of sustaining it?

I'm sorry for my lack of cohesion on question.

Really, I feel guilty and I don't blame you for leaving this interview thinking, God, he's got worse over the eight years, not better.