Qasar Younis

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The a16z Show · Why Physical AI Is the Next Frontier | Applied Intuition · 21 Jul 2026 podcast

So one part of our strategy is you got to make those things intelligent because they're not going anywhere.

The second is what you're talking about, which is, well, that depends on a human in a cab.

If you don't have a human in a cab, the machine can be smaller.

It can be shaped in very different ways.

When you talk about mining underground, the constraint actually is the human because the human needs to breathe and it's very dangerous.

And so you can build a very, very different machine.

We're doing both of those things.

And then the thing that we're not talking about is we're all talking about intelligence almost like within a system.

But the system level intelligence is where the unlock is.

And we're already doing work like that where you say, hey, let's take an entire port.

Let's take an entire mine.

Let's take an entire query.

And this heterogeneous mix of machines, they all can talk to each other.

And they can optimize and be efficient when one machine goes down or one machine has an issue.

The rest of the mind doesn't have to stop.

When it's human-driven, we don't even know the machine's gonna go down because there's no analysis.

The human is not plugged into the core systems of the machine.

So a simple thing like knowing when a brake system is gonna brake

is actually huge because you can start preparing for an advance.

You're like, oh, this wear and tear is higher than in other mines.

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