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Eric Schmidt: If I could invest in only 1 AI theme, it would be long reasoning. A model that can stay on 1 problem for hours/days is a completely different thing from a model that answers and stops, and most people still have not priced that difference. ---- From... show more

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Hayburnervor 3 Tagen

You can keep any analysis going by redirecting it.

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long reasoning a year ago, today is equivalent to a few minutes, and i presume it will be similar 12 months from now.

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schmidt has an AI startup, this is talking his book

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369vor 2 Tagen

with Astra budgets will be Astronomical, so I won't do it there, rest is no problem. two modes including non-coherent thinking

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The real catch here is persistence.

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Eny ơi, mệt thì ôm cái rồi lại chiến tiếp nha cưng

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long reasoning is just a fancy word for "the ai needs to do the actual work instead of me". schmidt selling shovels again, like clockwork.

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Marcus | AIvor 3 Tagen

The interesting part is the shift from answering questions to actually working through problems.

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It was recorded on May 6, 2026. The changes are very fast today.

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Test-time compute and multi-day deep reasoning will separate cute chatbots from transformative problem-solving systems. The market hasn’t even begun to price this paradigm shift.

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