Justin Johnson
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first heard Nov 2025
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And this is something that's, you know, we didn't necessarily build anything specific for this use case.
But because it's a it's a powerful horizontal technology, you kind of get these emergent use cases that that just fall out of the model.
Together.
I mean, if if anything, like the example of of Newton, like Newton only thinks to write down those laws because he's had a lot of embodied experience in the world.
Yeah, exactly.
And actually it's useful to distinguish between the theory building that you're mentioning versus like the embodied, like the daily experience of being embedded in the three-dimensional world.
Right.
So it's so so so to me, pa spatial intelligence is sort of encapsulating that embodied experience of being there in 3D space, moving through it, seeing it, actioning.
It.
And as Feife said, you can narrate those things, but it's a very lossy channel.
It's just like the notion of you know being in the world and doing things in it is a very different modality from trying to describe it.
But because we as humans are animals who have evolved interacting in space all the time, like we don't even think that that's in that's a hard thing, right?
And then we sort of naturally leap to language and then theory building as mechanisms to abstract above that sort of nature.
native spatial understanding.
And in some sense, LLMs have just like jumped all the way to those highest forms of abstracted reasoning, which is very interesting and very useful.
But spatial intelligence is almost like opening up that butt black box again and saying maybe we've lost something by going straight to that fully abstracted form of of language and reasoning and communication.
And that's sort of what I mean about like unwrapping this abstraction.
Yeah.
Right.
Like if your whole model of the world is just like saying sequences of words after each other, it's really kind of hard to like why why not?
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