Sebastian Raschka

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Lex Fridman Podcast · #490 – State of AI in 2026: LLMs, Coding, Scaling Laws, China, Agents, GPUs, AGI · 1 Feb 2026 podcast

Did I make any formatting mistakes?

And are the figure numbers wrong or something like that?

And I don't need that right away.

It's something, okay, I finish my stuff, maybe have dinner, let it run, come back, and it goes through this.

And I think, see, this is where I think it's important to have this option.

I would go crazy if for each query I would have to wait 30 minutes or 10 minutes.

I have a fun example where I just needed to answer as fast as possible.

For this podcast, before I was going on the trip, I have a local GPU running at home and I wanted to run a long RL experiment.

and usually i also unplug things because you never know if you're not at home you don't want to have things plugged in and i accidentally unplugged the gp it was like my wife was already in the car and it's like oh dang and then basically i wanted as fast as possible a bash script that runs my different uh experiments in the evaluation and i did something i know i learned how to use the bash uh interface or bash terminal but in that moment i just needed like 10 seconds

give me the command this is a hilarious situation but yeah so what did you use so i did the non-thinking fastest model it gave me the bash command i to chain different scripts to each other and then the thing is like you have the t thing where you want to route this to a log file top of my head i was just like in a hurry i could have thought about it myself

This is exactly like, you use it until it breaks, until you have a problem, and then you change the element.

And I think it's the same how we use anything, like our favorite text editor, operating systems, or the browser.

I mean, there are so many browser options, Safari, Firefox, Chrome.

They're relatively similar, but then there are edge cases, maybe extensions you want to use, and then you switch.

But I don't think there is anyone who types the same thing, like the website, into different browsers and compares them.

You only do that when the website doesn't render, if something breaks, I think.

So that's a good point.

I think you use it until it breaks, and then you explore other options, I think.

I do think that that's currently the discrepancy between just the model and the platform.

So I think the open models, they are more known for the open weights, not the platform yet.

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