Mark Zuckerberg

And if you ask them,

Five to ten years out from that, what was the most useful thing that they invented?

It's like, okay, well, we enabled long-distance calling, and now all these people are long-distance calling.

But if you ask 100 years later, maybe it's a different question.

So I think that that's true of a lot of the things that we're building, right?

Reality labs...

some of the AI stuff some of the open source stuff I think it's like the specific products evolve and to some degree come and go but I think like the advances for humanity persist and that's like a I don't know a cool part of what we all get to do by when will the llama models be trained on your own custom silicon um

Soon.

Not Lama 4.

The approach that we took is first we basically built custom silicon that could handle inference for our ranking and recommendation type stuff.

So reels, newsfeed, ads.

And that was consuming a lot of GPUs.

But when we were able to move that to our own silicon, we now were able to use the more expensive NVIDIA GPUs only for training.

So at some point, we will hopefully have silicon ourselves that we can be using for probably first training some of the simpler things, then eventually training these really large models.

But in the meantime, I'd say the program is going quite well and we're just rolling it out methodically and have a long-term roadmap for it.

Well, I don't know.

I don't know.

That's a very difficult, very difficult counterfactual.

No.

I think we're tamer now.