Lex Fridman

But there's a tricky thing there that you have to anticipate and predict, which is some of these components, it requires different kind of hardware to really do it optimally.

So you have to anticipate where the AI innovation is going to lead.

For example, make sure you're experts with sparsity.

Perfect.

With hardware, you can't just pivot on a week's notice.

You have to anticipate what that's going to look like.

So good.

That's so scary and difficult to do, right?

So you're listening to the whispers across the industry, the ad-libs.

Obviously, the design of the system

had to have been done before Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw.

So you were anticipating the future, essentially.

And that comes from what?

From the whispers, from the understanding what all the state of the art is?

Yeah, it's a really special moment.

I'm not exactly sure why it captured so much of the world's attention, but it did, more than Cloud Code and Codex and so on.

Because consumers could reach it.

Sure, yeah.

But there's also so much of this is vibes and...

And Peter, I had a podcast with him, a wonderful human being.