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Y Combinator

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Another mindblowing conversation with my good friend .Emad... Enjoy!! 00:00 - Introduction 00:22 - AI: The Biggest Shift in Human History 00:42 - AI’s Impact on Society and the Economy 01:03 - Conversation with Emad Mostaque Begins 01:50 - The Acceleration of AI and Economic Takeoff 03:07 - AI Intelligence: Beyond Human IQ 04:08 - The Rise of AI Chefs and Super Cooks 05:07 - Breaking AI Constraints: Compute and Energy 07:03 - The Future of AI: Ubiquitous Intelligence 08:04 - The Shift to Local AI Models 10:07 - Why Has Apple Lagged in AI? 11:21 - The AI Race: OpenAI, Grok, Gemini, and More 13:11 - China’s Open-Source AI Strategy 14:57 - AI Bias and Ethical Challenges 16:57 - AI’s Cross-Pollination and Memory 18:02 - Are AI Models Becoming Self-Aware? 19:16 - AI, Bitcoin, and Self-Sustaining Algorithms 21:26 - AI-Driven Economies and Autonomous Companies 23:41 - The Future of Labor: A World Without Jobs? 25:26 - AI-Powered Robots: The Next Workforce Revolution 27:28 - The End of Traditional Economic Models 30:27 - The Political Shift: Humanist vs. Transhumanist 33:04 - AI in Financial Markets: The End of Human Traders? 36:03 - The Evolution of Investing in an AI World 38:33 - AI’s Impact on Capital Formation and Business Disruption 40:01 - The Rise of Digital Twins and Post-Capital Society 42:45 - Building AI for Education, Healthcare, and Governance 46:42 - The Future of Money in an AI-Driven World 50:11 - Universal Basic AI: A New Economic Model 54:29 - The Deflationary Impact of AI and Crypto’s Role 57:02 - The AI Singularity: Five Years Until Everything Changes 58:56 - The Road Ahead: AI, Crypto, and the Future of Civilization 01:02:24 - Final Thoughts: The Most Exciting and Terrifying Time in History

Another mindblowing conversation with my good friend .Emad... Enjoy!! 00:00 - Introduction 00:22 - AI: The Biggest Shift in Human History 00:42 - AI’s Impact on Society and the Economy 01:03 - Conversation with Emad Mostaque Begins 01:50 - The Acceleration of AI and Economic Takeoff 03:07 - AI Intelligence: Beyond Human IQ 04:08 - The Rise of AI Chefs and Super Cooks 05:07 - Breaking AI Constraints: Compute and Energy 07:03 - The Future of AI: Ubiquitous Intelligence 08:04 - The Shift to Local AI Models 10:07 - Why Has Apple Lagged in AI? 11:21 - The AI Race: OpenAI, Grok, Gemini, and More 13:11 - China’s Open-Source AI Strategy 14:57 - AI Bias and Ethical Challenges 16:57 - AI’s Cross-Pollination and Memory 18:02 - Are AI Models Becoming Self-Aware? 19:16 - AI, Bitcoin, and Self-Sustaining Algorithms 21:26 - AI-Driven Economies and Autonomous Companies 23:41 - The Future of Labor: A World Without Jobs? 25:26 - AI-Powered Robots: The Next Workforce Revolution 27:28 - The End of Traditional Economic Models 30:27 - The Political Shift: Humanist vs. Transhumanist 33:04 - AI in Financial Markets: The End of Human Traders? 36:03 - The Evolution of Investing in an AI World 38:33 - AI’s Impact on Capital Formation and Business Disruption 40:01 - The Rise of Digital Twins and Post-Capital Society 42:45 - Building AI for Education, Healthcare, and Governance 46:42 - The Future of Money in an AI-Driven World 50:11 - Universal Basic AI: A New Economic Model 54:29 - The Deflationary Impact of AI and Crypto’s Role 57:02 - The AI Singularity: Five Years Until Everything Changes 58:56 - The Road Ahead: AI, Crypto, and the Future of Civilization 01:02:24 - Final Thoughts: The Most Exciting and Terrifying Time in History

Raoul Pal

326,827 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

People keep saying GPT-5.5 + Codex mogs Claude Code. So I got OpenAI PM Abhi Muchhal to show me exactly how to use Codex like a pro: 03:48 - What Codex unlocks for PM work 05:34 - How he built his growth dashboard 11:32 - How to build in Codex with Playwright 14:52 - Moving away from PRDs to Codex prototypes 21:23 - 3 automations running before his day starts 28:37 - WhatsApp computer use demo setup 33:05 - Codex takes action inside WhatsApp 37:00 - Building a 1040 tax filing app in Codex 43:42 - What drove ChatGPT to 1B WAU 47:18 - ImageGen 2, the biggest ELO jump of any model 59:26 - How to break into OpenAI as a PM

People keep saying GPT-5.5 + Codex mogs Claude Code. So I got OpenAI PM Abhi Muchhal to show me exactly how to use Codex like a pro: 03:48 - What Codex unlocks for PM work 05:34 - How he built his growth dashboard 11:32 - How to build in Codex with Playwright 14:52 - Moving away from PRDs to Codex prototypes 21:23 - 3 automations running before his day starts 28:37 - WhatsApp computer use demo setup 33:05 - Codex takes action inside WhatsApp 37:00 - Building a 1040 tax filing app in Codex 43:42 - What drove ChatGPT to 1B WAU 47:18 - ImageGen 2, the biggest ELO jump of any model 59:26 - How to break into OpenAI as a PM

Aakash Gupta

106,261 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

New Episode with Richard Ngo Former OpenAI futurist on how Virtue Ethics, inner work, and AI alignment might be the same project. We discuss Egregores, working with Sam Altman, IFS, and how the future will disrupt men and women differently. 0:23 - Reading LessWrong in high school 14:03 - Schelling Points and their importance 18:42 - Why he left OpenAI 20:07 - What everyone gets wrong about Sam Altman 21:57 - Comparing DeepMind, OpenAI vs Anthropic 24:45 - Rejecting P(doom) as a frame 32:12 - Richard's research on Coalitions / Egregores 49:52 - Utilitarianism is bad? 54:38 - "Integrity-maxxing" 51:10 - The case for Virtue Ethics in the age of AGI 1:39:09 - Are men more cooked than women bc of AI? 1:47:29 - LLMs are better at being your mom than dad 1:50:30 - Advice for knowledge workers in 2026 1:55:46 - "Nobody is anywhere near the Pareto frontier" Look up The Metagame on YouTube, Spotify and Apple. Full episode in my bio.

New Episode with Richard Ngo Former OpenAI futurist on how Virtue Ethics, inner work, and AI alignment might be the same project. We discuss Egregores, working with Sam Altman, IFS, and how the future will disrupt men and women differently. 0:23 - Reading LessWrong in high school 14:03 - Schelling Points and their importance 18:42 - Why he left OpenAI 20:07 - What everyone gets wrong about Sam Altman 21:57 - Comparing DeepMind, OpenAI vs Anthropic 24:45 - Rejecting P(doom) as a frame 32:12 - Richard's research on Coalitions / Egregores 49:52 - Utilitarianism is bad? 54:38 - "Integrity-maxxing" 51:10 - The case for Virtue Ethics in the age of AGI 1:39:09 - Are men more cooked than women bc of AI? 1:47:29 - LLMs are better at being your mom than dad 1:50:30 - Advice for knowledge workers in 2026 1:55:46 - "Nobody is anywhere near the Pareto frontier" Look up The Metagame on YouTube, Spotify and Apple. Full episode in my bio.

Daniel

21,045 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Good time to repost my interview with Jonathan Ross from April 2024. 0:00 - Intro 0:38 - Founding Story 3:20 - Groq Chip Memory 6:24 - Chips vs. Cloud 9:28 - Future of AI 11:04 - Where is the Value in AI? 13:45 - Agents & Inference Speed 17:18 - Optimizing Models for Groq 19:32 - Fears and Hope for the Future 22:24 - Bias and Algo Control

Good time to repost my interview with Jonathan Ross from April 2024. 0:00 - Intro 0:38 - Founding Story 3:20 - Groq Chip Memory 6:24 - Chips vs. Cloud 9:28 - Future of AI 11:04 - Where is the Value in AI? 13:45 - Agents & Inference Speed 17:18 - Optimizing Models for Groq 19:32 - Fears and Hope for the Future 22:24 - Bias and Algo Control

Matthew Berman

26,560 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten