Sean Kelly

People love Jeff.

Yeah.

I mean, he literally invented neural networks in the 80s.

And then for the next, like, roughly 30 years, they weren't that cool.

And then when he eventually figured out deep learning, just multi, multi, multi-layered neural networks and how valuable those were compared to shallower networks.

That's what really kicked off this whole wave, to be honest.

And he figured that out at Feifei Li's ImageNet conference, which is a really cool connection.

Totally.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, at the end of the day, you know, this whole AI thing, whether it goes good or bad is up to us humans.

And literally just talking about it and communicating about how we're approaching this huge transition for society.

is critical.

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, it is wild.

You know, whether that's going to become the market rate or not, I don't know.

I don't think for everyone, but... Yeah, I think what he did with that, I mean, it was a really interesting, like, marketing move to basically just be, like, Meta is really serious about, you know, AI.

They, you know, made the investment scale of, like, $15 billion for 49% of it.

And then he started paying those few researchers a shit ton of money.

And yes, like the legitimacy of the salaries aside, it's just it shows like, OK, Meta is going to be really serious about moving forward.