Mike Hudack

I think that the strategy that they have right now of open sourcing a bunch of models makes a ton of sense. It's like the right strategic move if you're in their position.

I think that the strategy that they have right now of open sourcing a bunch of models makes a ton of sense. It's like the right strategic move if you're in their position.

I think that the strategy that they have right now of open sourcing a bunch of models makes a ton of sense. It's like the right strategic move if you're in their position.

um you're kind of like salting the earth in a pretty meaningful way you know giving everybody access to this thing um instead of so that it's no longer a war between like two or three or four titans it's just like okay we're all in this together you know um this is very smart And we'll see.

um you're kind of like salting the earth in a pretty meaningful way you know giving everybody access to this thing um instead of so that it's no longer a war between like two or three or four titans it's just like okay we're all in this together you know um this is very smart And we'll see.

um you're kind of like salting the earth in a pretty meaningful way you know giving everybody access to this thing um instead of so that it's no longer a war between like two or three or four titans it's just like okay we're all in this together you know um this is very smart And we'll see.

I think it's going to become, I think that one of the really significant advantages that Facebook has, and again, this is one of the reasons why distributing the models in this way makes so much sense, is Facebook has one of the largest permissioned training sets in the world. It's not clear whether or not OpenAI really can train on all of the things that they train on.

I think it's going to become, I think that one of the really significant advantages that Facebook has, and again, this is one of the reasons why distributing the models in this way makes so much sense, is Facebook has one of the largest permissioned training sets in the world. It's not clear whether or not OpenAI really can train on all of the things that they train on.

I think it's going to become, I think that one of the really significant advantages that Facebook has, and again, this is one of the reasons why distributing the models in this way makes so much sense, is Facebook has one of the largest permissioned training sets in the world. It's not clear whether or not OpenAI really can train on all of the things that they train on.

um there's a really great clip i think of their their former um cto you know being asked about whether or not they trained on youtube and you know she just goes like oh you know like totally that she makes and like you know facebook actually has the right to like you know has just like a giant content library um so i think that there's a lot of stuff that they're doing which you know

um there's a really great clip i think of their their former um cto you know being asked about whether or not they trained on youtube and you know she just goes like oh you know like totally that she makes and like you know facebook actually has the right to like you know has just like a giant content library um so i think that there's a lot of stuff that they're doing which you know

um there's a really great clip i think of their their former um cto you know being asked about whether or not they trained on youtube and you know she just goes like oh you know like totally that she makes and like you know facebook actually has the right to like you know has just like a giant content library um so i think that there's a lot of stuff that they're doing which you know

takes real account of like, what are our strengths and what are our weaknesses as an organization here? All right, let's change the landscape around us to favor us with our set of advantages. And, um, you know, I, I think it, you know, they're doing a very good job at it.

takes real account of like, what are our strengths and what are our weaknesses as an organization here? All right, let's change the landscape around us to favor us with our set of advantages. And, um, you know, I, I think it, you know, they're doing a very good job at it.

takes real account of like, what are our strengths and what are our weaknesses as an organization here? All right, let's change the landscape around us to favor us with our set of advantages. And, um, you know, I, I think it, you know, they're doing a very good job at it.

Um, very good friend of mine is actually running, um, generative AI, generative AI there now, um, who I think is totally brilliant. Cool.

Um, very good friend of mine is actually running, um, generative AI, generative AI there now, um, who I think is totally brilliant. Cool.

Um, very good friend of mine is actually running, um, generative AI, generative AI there now, um, who I think is totally brilliant. Cool.

I think that the real art of product, the true thing, is understanding what people want to achieve and helping them achieve that with the minimal amount of work. I think every product team should be probably between six to eight people. Most of those people should be engineers, if possible. One of those people should be a data scientist. One should be a designer. And then I think a PM is optional.

I think that the real art of product, the true thing, is understanding what people want to achieve and helping them achieve that with the minimal amount of work. I think every product team should be probably between six to eight people. Most of those people should be engineers, if possible. One of those people should be a data scientist. One should be a designer. And then I think a PM is optional.