Steven Sinofsky

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5,566 appearances 14 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard 2d ago

Steven Sinofsky’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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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.
I think that is itself shining a light on this moment that we're in right
I do think that there's something interesting that math is very much a leading edge indicator of what the market might be interested in why.
I remember when I was in school, like there was some big thing that someone at AT&T invented a new algorithm, like a new program for doing linear algebra, like a new way to solve linear, which is super important right now in the AI world.
But his big thing was, well, now we can just calculate like the United Airlines flight map in three hours less time than we could
last week.
Right.
But let's dig into this.
So
space is or what that means.
And so like, I'm completely with you.
Like, I don't even know what problems are in 12 dimensional space.
Are you very skinny?
Are you very tiny?
I'm really confused by
what's interesting is that part of the reason that mathematicians are very excited about it, though, is because they work a certain way.
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