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Kimi CEO Zhilin Yang: "OpenAI didn't invent anything new - it combined three things the world already had" his core belief: AGI needs a new kind of organization more than it needs new technology. traditional structures can't build it. you have to start from scratch no fundamental blocker in... show more

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"Google can produce Transformer but can't produce ChatGPT" is the hardest line in AI this year

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that’s a brutal take, but there’s truth in it

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people underestimate how much organization matters

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it’s probably the hardest thing to scale

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Kimi didn’t invent anything new either they stole everything

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This guy continues to be my favorite. Everyone who cares about the how has been screaming that probabilistic AI is, by itself, not how AGI happens.

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bell labs leadership was thinking similarly when the transistor was invented

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yea but that’s all invention is is combining the existing to create the new

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The problem is whether Kimi is actually something new or innovative????

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Bro, they’re just casually, dropping deep cuts from Pink Floyd? Casually analyzing dark side of the moon… Fascinating.

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Semiconductors are approaching physical limits as well. Need new architecture/printing methods soon.

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then why did not you make an Al chatbot earlier than ChatGPT?

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i hope he mean three things that created AI XD

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i think he meant the ingredients, not AI itself lol

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combining great ideas well can be just as important as inventing them

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org design is the real moat

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Organization over technology, that's a bold claim to defend

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that's idealism, and philosophy. didn't even invent, his own model.

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Open Ai is 80s software technology running in 2020 hardware

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👅　べー　やっほーみーさんだよ

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The real magic of OpenAI was that they managed to gather people who were ready to go all-in and break the old corporate rules

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this context engineering shift is exactly where the real build is happening. treating the window as program architecture instead of prompt crutches speaks for itself

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the organization point is underrated. a frontier lab is basically a product, research, infra, policy, and taste machine all fighting over the same roadmap.

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你这是个假视频，中文表达的意思和你这英文说的根本不同

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The way an organization is structured can be a real competitive advantage in AI.

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one of the reason @GoogleDeepMind is losing ai race is because of its big company structure which @Kimi_Moonshot doesn't have

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AGI may require organizational invention before another model breakthrough.

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Interesting

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What a hypocrite. If there were no OpenAI models there would be no Kimi. But not the other way around.

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安卓企业家

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Execution usually matters more than the idea itself.

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OpenAI also limited the usage of their models so hard for no reason

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Technology matters. But the way a team is organized often determines how quickly that technology turns into products

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A bit rich from a nation that has never had an original tech idea in the 20th or 21st century.

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