Ilya Sutskever

And then you have another company that comes in and starts to compete.

And the way the competition is going to work is through specialization.

I think what's going to happen is that the way...

competition, like competition loves specialization.

And you see it in the market, you see it in evolution as well.

So you're going to have lots of different niches, and you're going to have lots of different companies who are occupying different niches in

in this kind of world, we might say, yeah, like one AI company is really quite a bit better at some area of really complicated economic activity.

And a different company is better at another area.

And the third company is really good at litigation.

It can, but you have accumulated learning.

You have a big investment.

You spent a lot of compute to become really, really, really good, really phenomenal at this thing.

And someone else spent a huge amount of compute and a huge amount of experience to get really, really good at some other thing.

Right.

You apply a lot of human learning to get there, but now you are at this...

Yeah, that's a valid argument.

My strong intuition is that it's not how it's going to go.

My strong intuition is that, yeah, the argument says it will go this way.

But my strong intuition is that it will not go this way.

that this is the, you know, in theory, there is no difference between theory and practice, in practice there is, and I think that's gonna be one of those.