Kylie Robison

I really do like the idea of them having to talk to the government and be completely and fully transparent about what their models are capable of and what those tests are doing. Because I find pause that they're able to be like, no, it's fine. Like we tested it. It's totally chill. They do have some third party researchers, but it's not as transparent as it could be.

So, yeah, I think regulation would be a good place to start of the government having their own researchers and be like, OK, we are going to test this model for safety. We're not just going to rely on these people to test themselves. And that's how you prove if this is safe, if these are people we can trust.

So, yeah, I think regulation would be a good place to start of the government having their own researchers and be like, OK, we are going to test this model for safety. We're not just going to rely on these people to test themselves. And that's how you prove if this is safe, if these are people we can trust.

So, yeah, I think regulation would be a good place to start of the government having their own researchers and be like, OK, we are going to test this model for safety. We're not just going to rely on these people to test themselves. And that's how you prove if this is safe, if these are people we can trust.

I think that both are going to be really keen on getting reasoning models out there to the public with different speeds. They want something that can code faster, that can reason for you reliably. I got a demo where getting back to agents is... I got a demo from OpenAI where they called a fake dessert shop to place an order for them, but it did get some things wrong.

I think that both are going to be really keen on getting reasoning models out there to the public with different speeds. They want something that can code faster, that can reason for you reliably. I got a demo where getting back to agents is... I got a demo from OpenAI where they called a fake dessert shop to place an order for them, but it did get some things wrong.

I think that both are going to be really keen on getting reasoning models out there to the public with different speeds. They want something that can code faster, that can reason for you reliably. I got a demo where getting back to agents is... I got a demo from OpenAI where they called a fake dessert shop to place an order for them, but it did get some things wrong.

That's the future that these companies are seeing is autonomous agents that can reason. So I think that's what we're going to continue seeing. I was promised by OpenAI that we'll start seeing those agents in the wild as soon as early 2025. So we'll see. All right.

That's the future that these companies are seeing is autonomous agents that can reason. So I think that's what we're going to continue seeing. I was promised by OpenAI that we'll start seeing those agents in the wild as soon as early 2025. So we'll see. All right.

That's the future that these companies are seeing is autonomous agents that can reason. So I think that's what we're going to continue seeing. I was promised by OpenAI that we'll start seeing those agents in the wild as soon as early 2025. So we'll see. All right.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.