Sholto Douglas

Really think hard about it.

Study physics.

Think hard about what challenges you want to solve in the world.

MARK MANDELBACH- You can now.

You can.

It's so much easier to learn.

Everyone now has the infinite perfect tutor.

It's that product exponentially growing.

Products are literally obsoleted.

You need to constantly reinvent yourself to stay at the frontier of capabilities.

Yeah.

I don't know what it was.

I think that now that IRLs like come back

Papers building on Andy Jones's like scaling board links, like scaling laws for board games are interesting.

Like showing that you can, like investigating these questions like the ones you asked before where you're like, oh, like is the model actually learning to do more than its previous pass at K or is it just like discovering that?

Like exploring questions like that deeply I think are interesting.

Like scaling laws for RL basically.

I think this is one of the like like best ways to demonstrate that you have like the raw ability to do it like if you made a extremely efficient transform implementation on TPU or Trinium or like in CUDA then

I think there's a pretty high likelihood that you'll get a job offer.

But there is a relatively small pool of people that you can trust to completely own and to end the performance of a model.