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Michael Truell

๐Ÿ‘ค Speaker
255 total appearances

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Lex Fridman Podcast
#447 โ€“ Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI

And so it's also just the public aspect of these things is tricky.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#447 โ€“ Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI

And so it's also just the public aspect of these things is tricky.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#447 โ€“ Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI

I think that given the dearths and benchmarks, there have been a few interesting crutches that places that build systems with these models or build these models actually use to get a sense of are they going in the right direction or not. And in a lot of places, people will actually just have humans play with the things and give qualitative feedback on these things.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#447 โ€“ Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI

I think that given the dearths and benchmarks, there have been a few interesting crutches that places that build systems with these models or build these models actually use to get a sense of are they going in the right direction or not. And in a lot of places, people will actually just have humans play with the things and give qualitative feedback on these things.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#447 โ€“ Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI

I think that given the dearths and benchmarks, there have been a few interesting crutches that places that build systems with these models or build these models actually use to get a sense of are they going in the right direction or not. And in a lot of places, people will actually just have humans play with the things and give qualitative feedback on these things.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#447 โ€“ Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI

like one or two of the foundation model companies, they have people who, that's a big part of their role. And, you know, internally we also, you know, qualitatively assess these models and actually lean on that a lot in addition to like private evals that we have. It's like the vibe. The vibe, yeah. It's like the vibe.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#447 โ€“ Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI

like one or two of the foundation model companies, they have people who, that's a big part of their role. And, you know, internally we also, you know, qualitatively assess these models and actually lean on that a lot in addition to like private evals that we have. It's like the vibe. The vibe, yeah. It's like the vibe.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#447 โ€“ Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI

like one or two of the foundation model companies, they have people who, that's a big part of their role. And, you know, internally we also, you know, qualitatively assess these models and actually lean on that a lot in addition to like private evals that we have. It's like the vibe. The vibe, yeah. It's like the vibe.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#447 โ€“ Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI

Don't you think this gets at a little bit some of the stuff you were talking about earlier with the difficulty of specifying intent for what you want with software? Where sometimes it might be because the intent is really hard to specify, it's also then going to be really hard to prove that it's actually matching whatever your intent is.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#447 โ€“ Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI

Don't you think this gets at a little bit some of the stuff you were talking about earlier with the difficulty of specifying intent for what you want with software? Where sometimes it might be because the intent is really hard to specify, it's also then going to be really hard to prove that it's actually matching whatever your intent is.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#447 โ€“ Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI

Don't you think this gets at a little bit some of the stuff you were talking about earlier with the difficulty of specifying intent for what you want with software? Where sometimes it might be because the intent is really hard to specify, it's also then going to be really hard to prove that it's actually matching whatever your intent is.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#447 โ€“ Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI

Yeah, or just for a given spec, maybe you can... I think there is a question of can you actually do the formal verification? Is that possible? I think that there's more to dig into there.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#447 โ€“ Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI

Yeah, or just for a given spec, maybe you can... I think there is a question of can you actually do the formal verification? Is that possible? I think that there's more to dig into there.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#447 โ€“ Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI

Yeah, or just for a given spec, maybe you can... I think there is a question of can you actually do the formal verification? Is that possible? I think that there's more to dig into there.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#447 โ€“ Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI

Even if you have the spec. Is the spec written in natural language? Yeah, how do you map the spec?

Lex Fridman Podcast
#447 โ€“ Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI

Even if you have the spec. Is the spec written in natural language? Yeah, how do you map the spec?

Lex Fridman Podcast
#447 โ€“ Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI

Even if you have the spec. Is the spec written in natural language? Yeah, how do you map the spec?

Lex Fridman Podcast
#447 โ€“ Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI

But how easy would that be to draw? So then I think that you care about things that are not going to be easily well-specified in the spec language.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#447 โ€“ Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI

But how easy would that be to draw? So then I think that you care about things that are not going to be easily well-specified in the spec language.

Lex Fridman Podcast
#447 โ€“ Cursor Team: Future of Programming with AI

But how easy would that be to draw? So then I think that you care about things that are not going to be easily well-specified in the spec language.