Steven Sinofsky
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5,281 appearances
13 recordings
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first heard Feb 2025
last heard 25 Aug
Steven Sinofsky’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Math is very much a leading edge indicator of what the market might be interested in and why.
Some
like, it's really good at playing a game.
The startups don't aim straight at the incumbents and the incumbents just don't pay attention.
Microsoft is worried way more about what Amazon and Google are doing than anyone in a startup space.
Everybody who's from a big company in Silicon Valley, you always think, oh my God, we're just going to crush all of these little companies.
And then you realize they never get crushed.
Although capital is scarce and it's hard to get and all of these other things, once you get it... For
I'm no mathematician at all, but I mean, I think it's an important moment because it sort of divides the world into two groups.
The groups that are just very, very excited that, oh my God, these things are being solved.
It doesn't matter if you understand them.
Actually, nobody understands.
The number, the universe of people who understand what these things are is very small.
And then there are the people who are just like, oh, it's fake.
It's going to put people out of jobs.
Then no one's going to know the future of where these fields go.
And the most interesting thing about it is the group that's most excited are mostly the mathematicians.
And so that actually confuses everybody.
Because if you're of the school of the people who are like, it's going to put people out of work and we're going to all get dumber and it's the dawn of idiocracy because computers are doing all of our work, you're confused that the people who are impacted most by what this level of AI did are the most excited.
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