Intel and AMD will definitely have their share of the market. TSMC is at max capacity and investing in other semiconductor companies will be an absolute power move, I keep increasing my shares manageably. Different chips are good at different things and Nvidia has been very specialised, which leaves other aspects of Al open.
@mondimlotshwa3958Ай бұрын
This is the type of in-depth detail on the semiconductor market that investors need, also the right moment to focus on the rewarding AI manifesto.
@lukehaswell3075Ай бұрын
certainly, i had bought NVDA shares at $300, $475 cheap b4 the 10 for 1 split and with huge interest I keep adding, i’m currently doings the same for PLTR and AMD constructively. Best possible way to get ahead, is participating behind top experienced performers.
@donnahensley2459Ай бұрын
How much of their stock do you own? Seems like a lot of your investment is riding on this
@davegustavo4726Ай бұрын
You are buying a company to own it and not a piece of paper, The market is a zero-sum game (2 sides), Know what you are buying not just out of trend interest.
@DoughRollers-tb5liАй бұрын
Amazingly, people are starting to get the uniqueness of Palantir.
@edwardgabriel52817 ай бұрын
At 95, I have witnessed technological progress to date. It has been exciting. But this AI stuff is going to make tech progress go exponential. I'm a bean picker and what worries me is I've already seen a machine that picks strawberries, picking only those that are ripe for picking. It is mind boggling. Hopefully, I'll be able to watch AI mature from above (I hope).
@business-data7 ай бұрын
So great you are keeping up with the latest tech advancements! I'm sure your curiosity has contributed to your longevity ♥
@TomBTerrific5 ай бұрын
You’re my dad’s age. I’m 73. The fact that you’re texting comments is testimony to your willingness to keep up. My dad struggles with all of the newer technology. Kudos to you. Keep counting those beans!
@dotnet3645 ай бұрын
u r still alive to see this AI sht.
@edwardgabriel52815 ай бұрын
@@dotnet364 This earth could be a paradise if it weren't for The force of evil that tries to detract from every good thing that comes along. It has been true with nuclear power and will be true with artificial intelligence. And has been true since man first came here. I remember having to use candles at night. Yup, I've seen a lot.
@westcoastkidd175 ай бұрын
Wow, that's truly amazing how you can divide your life in 3 separate 30-year time periods and it's mind-blowing how much technological advances were made from year 0-30, 30-60, and 60-90. I'm 33 and I can't wait to see the technological advancements in the next 30 years(i'll have to take great care of myself to witness it). But, anyway cheers to your life sir!!
@nyahhbinghi7 ай бұрын
He is smart enough to know that at 26 he doesn't know much. At 35 this guy will be a Behemoth~!!!
@fpeng37068 ай бұрын
Captivated by the interview, couldn’t even speed watch it or skip it. Interviewer was really good at asking good discussion and intelligent questions that prompt detailed and thoughtful responses. Furthermore, letting the interviewee (Alexander Wang) speak freely without interruption and let the conversation flow naturally. It was a very intellectually stimulating discussion about all things AI and the way that Scale AI and Alexander Wang fit into the bigger picture and the global perspectives. Feeling inspired and a sense of admiration! Really appreciate the good content.
@sams85027 ай бұрын
This guy is both insanely intelligent and wise, you can tell he’s as much philosophical as he is technical. I would bet on this guy to be a future Jensen or Bezos.
@lancemarchetti86734 ай бұрын
Totally agree
@roxiecariere57134 ай бұрын
More like another Musk
@zliu19956 ай бұрын
It is rare that tech guys can talk that well.
@videogamechannels3604 ай бұрын
He kinda says a lot of ums. Elon Musk stutters a lot too.
@akhileshakhil43907 ай бұрын
I love the way he is talking about the concepts. Respect for this young BIllionaire not only for his achievements but also for his world view. Respect !
@asopopilosopo41587 ай бұрын
Just LUCKY
@Brodragon22257 ай бұрын
@@asopopilosopo4158 his parents are scientists he was born genius
@axelaurelius38544 ай бұрын
Did you read the reviews for his so called AI Scale company? They exploit people without paying them, or a subsidiary of AI Scale exploit 240k people from South East Asia and Africa for $1/hour.
@angeloc748619 күн бұрын
@@Brodragon2225 He was born with a lot of privileges. Also all the contacts he got from his parents etc. It's hard to understand what kind of work he put into his company since there was another co-founder and she left the company due to disagreements, but he doesn't talk about her.
@stephenpaek91756 ай бұрын
It’s been very hard to find in depth discussions with tech industry leaders, so it was great to stumble on this channel yesterday. Great interview Logan and Alexandr.
@dakoitcave8176 ай бұрын
For such a young man, how he articulates and intellectualizes his answers like a 40 year old is amazing to see.
@TomBTerrific5 ай бұрын
They call that intelligence.
@imFruzzy5 ай бұрын
"Like", "you know" is half his vocabulary lol
@KingRichKang7 ай бұрын
Great conversation. Alexandr Wang knows what’s he’s talking about.
@xt-cj7jg29 күн бұрын
so far have you found new ones? especially with the release of gpt 4 and llma 3.1
@EarlCo8 ай бұрын
What an absolutely BRILLIANT young man. The depth and breadth of Alexandr Wang's knowledge, insight, and expertise and the connections he makes across such seemingly-disparate fields (probably owing to his embrace of neurodivergence and "being weird") reminds me of myself and how I like to think about technology, the world, and our place in the Universe. Alex is gonna go on to do great things for humanity. I also enjoy the violin myself, although I'm extremely rusty and no longer any better than a middle schooler.
@andreaslingue19186 ай бұрын
You know the Beatles used to do that. They created questionnaires with wonderful answers and went to the public (the media of that time). They told them what they wanted to hear and voila! Same thing in politics. Who writes the presidential speeches? FDR, Stalin, Mussolini, Churchill, and others like Elon? What is the function of writers and content creators? Do you really think that JFK said "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country"? Just as many catchy phrases of wisdom from the ancient world: Rome, the Middle East, wonderful works in Africa, and the great masters in all of Asia. My friend, our identities(real or fake) are creating perceptions, perceptions are creating realities. There is an ancient prophecy: When the dragon of the East meets the eagle of the West, Atlantis will emerge. Why do you think most routers and security systems come from China?
@freilezjawa83286 ай бұрын
@@andreaslingue1918I think you have doodoo instead of brains
@nobodystaysawaketotheend98485 ай бұрын
The whole company is founded on outsourcing human labeling to third world country, paying them $1/hr. Silicon sweatshop
@evanstayuka3814 күн бұрын
For real?
@bohaning6 ай бұрын
🎯Course outline for quick navigation: [00:00-12:45]1. Ai, data, and scale in technology -[01:29-01:57]Data will be the main lever for economic power over the next few decades, not a commodity like oil. -[03:23-03:54]Data is the building block of our technological lives, with tensorflow democratizing deep learning and neural networks. -[06:27-06:54]Scale played a crucial role in refining data for autonomous cars, collecting huge amounts of footage and sensor data. -[11:19-11:40]Scaled data engine powers every leading llm in the industry today. [12:45-24:12]2. Ai's economic impact and potential -[14:42-15:19]Enterprises can enhance base models with proprietary data to create unique and differentiated capabilities. -[17:08-17:31]Discover potential uses for ai by cataloging unique data assets and considering mental models. -[18:53-19:14]Ai's societal impact and productivity gains are projected to surpass past tech trends. -[20:09-21:09]Technology can unlock productivity, with software and it services accounting for about 10% of us gdp. -[21:11-21:42]Ai has potential to 10x productivity, efficiency, and consumer benefits in $16 trillion gdp healthcare and financial services sectors. -[22:02-22:38]Ai models improving at an unprecedented rate, shaping the next two to three decades. [24:13-31:10]3. Ai's impact on economy and security -[24:13-25:12]Ai models have undergone a significant 1000x scale up, with expectations of another 100x in the next 2-3 years, leading to an increase in spending from millions to billions, and the potential for powerful impact on economic and hard power. -[25:30-25:59]Chatbot technology will fundamentally change military power balance globally for the next 50 years. -[26:57-27:22]Global challenge: detecting ai use in cyber attacks is difficult -[28:01-28:23]Us leadership in technology can be a deterrent to other countries, as seen with atomic and nuclear weapons. -[28:52-29:21]Ai misuse by authoritarian countries or terrorist groups poses the most real risk to humanity. [31:11-38:06]4. Ai's global impact -[31:33-31:55]Ai models will quickly become huge investments, ranging from hundreds of millions to hundreds of billions of dollars. -[33:39-34:19]Ai models may dominate conversations, with people spending over half their time talking to models. the automation of jobs through ai is evolving, with models excelling in unexpected areas. this shift is driven by data availability. -[36:04-36:33]Data and compute are limiting factors, with 100% of high-end gpus manufactured in taiwan. [38:06-56:31]5. Ai's geopolitical impact -[38:34-39:17]Human experts will become a bottleneck for model improvement, impacting industry supply chains. -[40:06-40:36]Nvidia trades at a higher multiple than tsmc due to higher margins, while tsmc faces geopolitical risk. -[52:02-52:32]China spends 1-2% of its budget on ai, while us spends 0.1-0.2%. -[53:34-54:04]Open dialogue among countries on technology is crucial for stability and progress. [56:31-01:10:17]6. Ai data infrastructure & amazon's operational excellence -[56:48-57:29]Worked with white house and defcon on public model evaluations. clear regulations and opt-in needed for ai technology. -[57:54-58:26]Neural networks and ai are becoming ubiquitous, leading to a surprising hunger for new data. -[01:00:02-01:00:24]Vast resources needed for ai, with millions to billions used for model training. -[01:00:46-01:01:15]Operational excellence drives tech surplus and value at amazon. -[01:01:57-01:02:23]Marrying operational complexity with technology breakthroughs to drive industry forward. -[01:03:44-01:04:11]Aws is the main driver of amazon's value and market cap today. -[01:04:31-01:05:04]Investors bet on company execution, but top companies thrive on continuous reinvention. nvidia exemplifies this with decades of success in selling gaming and graphics chips. -[01:06:02-01:07:24]The key to making money on investments is a company's ability to reinvent itself culturally and scale, focusing on meritocracy and empowering junior employees. [01:10:17-01:20:10]7. Hiring traits and work ethic -[01:11:22-01:11:50]Clear dichotomy in people's mindset, preferring to work with those showing internal locus of control and strong dedication. -[01:12:11-01:12:56]Quantifying how much people care, looking for internal locus of control in hiring. -[01:13:28-01:14:27]Emphasizing the importance of high standards, collaboration, and avoiding prestige bias in hiring in silicon valley. -[01:13:35-01:14:07]High bar for impressiveness, collaboration as north stars, led organization far, perspective distortion in silicon valley -[01:14:57-01:15:21]Large tech companies prioritize brand, while small startups offer opportunity for big impact. -[01:16:20-01:16:42]Value hardworking, less experienced people in the company. -[01:18:08-01:18:32]Expressing a strong point of view attracts like-minded talent, fostering a positive culture and high talent group. -[01:19:11-01:19:32]Enterprises need to maintain identity to innovate. scaling is not a cool business. [01:20:10-01:31:36]8. Addressing unsexy problems and integrating taste and passion in ai and business -[01:20:10-01:20:36]Focusing on significant ai problems, scale has built a committed team. -[01:20:57-01:21:31]Spaces with natural light can significantly impact thinking and quality of thought. -[01:21:31-01:21:56]Clear goals and structured day for maximum productivity are key. -[01:22:38-01:23:09]In business, quantifiable data is limited, decisions often rely on instinct. -[01:24:07-01:24:43]Ceo alexander wang developed taste from physicist parents, shaping leadership style. -[01:25:47-01:26:07]During the hiring process, scale assesses candidates' passion for the company by asking them why they are interviewing at scale, and evaluates the quality of their answer based on its obscurity. -[01:30:54-01:31:26]Ai can provide access to healthcare, potentially extending global lifespan. offered by Coursnap
@CoreyChambersLA9 ай бұрын
Technology put most people out of work from hunting and gathering. Technology put most people out of work from farming. Technology put most people out of work from mining. Technology put most people out of work from horse raising and metal smithing. Technology put most people out of work from industrial production. Yet, there is still work for everyone who wants to work.
@samuellembke45659 ай бұрын
This is true BUT, the only thing remotely comparable with AI is the advent of the internet. AI is a unprecedented paradigm shift for people. High skill labour, or expert level talent will be worth allot even after AI. But even medium to higher tier jobs are at extreme risk right now. Most people do not understand the pace at which AI is developing, and the creators of AI might portray themselves as we’ll intentioned, but they have monetary interest in mind and will always take jobs away for profit. It’s inevitable that this will lead to a lot of layoffs within the next 20 years. And the most powerful unrestricted models will only be available, to the elite and governments, the public will only know heavily biased, censored and limited forms of these models
@boonedocksfl20129 ай бұрын
Yea but the rate of change this time could be much faster. In farming, it took 20 years.
@cacogenicist9 ай бұрын
Creating agents with the capabilities of very smart humans (not to mention superhuman agents) is just qualitatively different. If you replace human muscle, humans can fall back to their brains -- if you replace most human brains, you are initially left with a need for only humans with very high levels of certain cognitive capacities and education. And some time after that, you need very few of those rare people. The safest job is a plumber who re-pipes old buidlings (and similar jobs) because progress in robots that could handle such tasks in such diverse and difficult physical environments, is much slower.
@kevj9898 ай бұрын
I don't want to work. I have to
@jamesmichaeljean78408 ай бұрын
Technology is putting us in the direction of ww3. If they want to fight, put Biden and putin in the ring to box it out. Boxing gloves are not very high technology.
@zando51089 ай бұрын
What a treat! Can't get enough of these insider perspectives on AI. Fascinating to see how those at the forefront of this epoch defining revolution are handling it. "There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen"--Vladimir Ilyich Lenin.
@ekovio6 ай бұрын
Words from a man whoever led 15 million died from hungry & cold due to his communist philosophy
@donnahall-kumar3339 ай бұрын
These are exciting times... you were not born for someone else's history... you were born to keep it moving by embracing the spirit of the ancestors... you are living in such a time as this for a reason maybe only for a season...spread your wings and FLY...we are doing that too...❤👀👂👂✨❤
@Cindy-ee5ou8 ай бұрын
The sophistication of the kid’s thinking is more than most people folds of his age. Impressive.
@MichaelMerritt8 ай бұрын
Incredible and engaging interview, thank you both for recording and sharing this.
@stephenho60079 ай бұрын
The interviewer, Logan Bartlett, is asking equally good questions relevant to the answers. What a wonderful 1.5 hours~! A side notes away from AI, the 4 hiring criteria for Scale are (1) people with internal locus of control, (2) a good problem solver, (3) people who can appreciate, or impressive as Wang explained, can admire someone hence trying to excel it... I am putting words in, we should view the original here ... (4) collaborative people.
@noitall57079 ай бұрын
Well spoken coherent young man. Seems like the real deal.
@mariel34695 ай бұрын
This speaker has being the most informative and has a clear way of explaining of AI , its effect , it’s future just simple clear answers I specifically agreed that math and social / intuition , music also needs to be taken into consideration. Best balance for person. Being weird is being open being you asking the question that no one does and not being affected by what others think of u.
@mrarepa10349 ай бұрын
So empowering and uplifting to have had listened to you both;thank you.
@joevm37 ай бұрын
Amazing conversation, thank you for letting Alex talk so much without interrupting. Well done.
@HiAndyDog7 ай бұрын
amazing interview, Alexander is inspiring person honestly speaking.
@makthepharack8 ай бұрын
I'm glad he's on our side. This kid is a genius.
@lancemarchetti86734 ай бұрын
A true test for AGI would be the following prompt : "Name one rare fact that cannot be found anywhere online. Then give proof of how you came about this fact." Sure, I can help with that. One rarely known fact not found online is....
@perfectlycontent648 ай бұрын
Great interview thank you! Kind of remarkable how advanced Alexandr Wang's thoughts are on so many different topics for his age. Obviously he's brilliant, but I suspect it also shines a light on how much good training data (mentorship, practice, etc.) can accelerate a person's development. I was surprised they didn't cover synthetic training data especially given results like Orca 2.
@carldavies61328 ай бұрын
Definitely a smart alex😅😅
@mariontamiko65478 ай бұрын
Smart guy❗️🏆 Credit to his parents & mentors too👍🏆
@jeromehaymaker50718 ай бұрын
Kurt Vonnegut wrote a book about a world without labor. Machines did all the work. AI computers controlled all of it. Citizens were paid a basic income and were consumers. It wasn't all about making money. That is our future.
@QveenXsiren8 ай бұрын
What if they spliced the machine with the wage man and now the hybrid is mistreated and told she doesn't feel and she does.😊
@mittensthecat25827 ай бұрын
@@QveenXsiren or man applies blunt force trauma to the machines because a basic income sucks
@briantoplessbar46856 ай бұрын
Who controls the machines? Somebody is making more in this world.
@jeromehaymaker50716 ай бұрын
Machines are controlled by programming. Programming is done by the manufacturer as your computer has its operating systems. Unless it gets hacked, it runs its program as it's supposed to do.
@girohead5 ай бұрын
Wall-E also had such a world - a future I hope to never see.
@brianhammerstein9 ай бұрын
This is a must-view for anyone working in tech today. Subscribed.
@christianronaldo15368 ай бұрын
40:47 there's a cut on NVIDIA & TSMC, is there a way to see the whole convo?
@drakejohnson15458 ай бұрын
I WAS SEARCHING THE COMMENTS FOR THIS EXACT TOPIC. JUST NOTICED THE SAME THING.
@hl2363 ай бұрын
Wow. A podcast host who isn't obsessed with their own voice. Well hosted. Alexander is unicorn. What a mind!
@kitersrefuge73538 ай бұрын
Thank you for this great interview. I wonder what Wang would say to the recent OpenAI rumours of synthetic data. The latter seems to be an attempt at reliance on human's in the loop for data preparation. Of course, it is almost in the same breath mentioned that, synthetic data must have its roots in human data...our knowledge currently is finite, but maybe in the future the AGI's will even invent their own language for definining their own data...back to the real world: if synthetic data has been cracked at OpenAI it seems that it would in the medium term undermine the business case of Scale AI....as I resumed the video @17:27 Wang actually elaborates on synthetic data...i.e. an AGI that is able to produce data of quality.
@lucytheodas98088 ай бұрын
Hi guys, I am a very curious elderly person at my 76 years. The subject matter being discussed is mine boggling for me to comprehend. I am wondering if this genius young man can solve one very grave problem we are presently facing. We now have the subject of Climate change that is causing great hardship for humanities due to many demand on new compliance from the norm of our past way of life. Businesses are suffering due to restrictions on usage of using fossil fuel , demand on green living etc. I wonder if you can get a speaker who can use Ai to confirm if This Climate Initiative a big scam to take destroy the world Economic. There is also a need to enlighten the world population on the WEF Depopulation Agenda. To kill off 80% of world population. Please solve this mystery of how we have arrive at this situation where our life and livelihood are constantly threatened. Thank you for listening.
@itxt16339 ай бұрын
Met Alexandr. Amazing dude he is.
@prasannalahoti8179 ай бұрын
How did you met?
@nooneiv1239 ай бұрын
I'm not so sure about that. This dude exploits thousands of workers from Africa to Asia. He owns a company that pays 1 dollar or less per hour. Africans get the worst pay rate btw.
@RR-et6zp9 ай бұрын
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@meadpro8 ай бұрын
this is a great interview with Sam Bankman Fried Jr.
@jahsunhandy8 ай бұрын
We need for pension plans to engage AI, to determine how to prevent defunding them. Maybe create an open source AI, OWNED BY PENSIONERS THAT SETS UP MODELS OF GROUP OWNERSHIP TO HELP SPREAD OUT THE MONEY. BUT MIDT IMPORTANT IS TO BAN AUTONOMOUS WEAPONS.
@Hopmad9 ай бұрын
Amazing show. 1st time watching love the way you let your guest just talk and finish B4 you speak. Also well research questions and approach and flow to next segment 👍
@arthurma80727 ай бұрын
It would be good to require these AI geniuses to have a mandatory requirement to serve as a presidential advisor or as president for so many years (a social tax or draft). They would get it right so much better than the jokers we re voting for or against
@edwardgabriel52817 ай бұрын
Can you imagine AI with an emphasis on human vices?
@MandarKarekar4 ай бұрын
What a fantastic conversation, please keep bringing new Entrepreneurs with new tech startups
What did I come away from with this? He has a father who is a physicist and a mother who is an astro-physicist. While he is a college dropout from a computing course. Also I wonder how far he got with playing the violin and if he still plays.
@ChanseyFanDan8 ай бұрын
What I came away with is that we should encourage all physicists to procreate with each other
@mojoknows667 ай бұрын
He is spot on that healthcare is one of the most important areas to develop real world breakthroughs in helping humanity. Of course one of the biggest hurtles is changing the goals of the medical industrial complex to an actual preventative model as apposed to the after the fact treatment of symptoms, which of course garners them great sums of fiat. I suspect AI would be far more pro active and moral in those regards.
@marttivallila8 ай бұрын
Brilliant conversation from beginning to end. I was particularly interested in the very end where Alex talks about the potential for AI in healthcare. To my mind telemedicine is the future and living in the Philippines , source of so many healthcare workers around the world., I believe this is an area the government should be focusing on developing. Owning a leadership on healthcare data is a key to that country’s future.
@dplj44287 ай бұрын
Warning: AI construction- orange juice causes cancer.
@LeePenkman9 ай бұрын
This is legit, as a fellow AI optimist working in the field I totally agree
@lucyp89937 ай бұрын
Wang is genus honest Young man
@yusufnzm7 ай бұрын
This interview is such a gem. His understanding of AI is so deep and insightful.
@shreeabraham7 ай бұрын
43:30 🌐 Scaling and Speed of AI Democratization The challenge in AI democratization involves scaling and speed. Turing Trap concept challenges the traditional view of AI replacing humans in the workforce. AI's impact is more about hybrid human-AI systems and nuanced interactions, creating economic value. 47:40 🌏 Geopolitical Battle in Artificial Intelligence AI has become a global imperative, with various countries investing heavily. China's clear-eyed approach to AI's impact on military capabilities. The question of whether AI catalyzes China's overtaking the US or helps the US maintain global stability. 52:11 🚀 AI Spending Disparity: China vs. US China's substantial spending (1-2% of the budget) on AI compared to the US (0.1-0.2%). The risk of the US falling behind in AI breakthroughs due to underinvestment. Implications of disproportionate spending on global power dynamics. 53:21 🌐 Importance of Global Cooperation in AI The necessity of a global dialogue to avoid opaque developments in AI. Intrinsic value in countries collaborating to discuss and shape AI's future. Emphasizing the need to consider geopolitical risks alongside technological advancements. 54:55 🛡 Government's Role in AI Regulation The cautious approach to AI regulation due to its early stage. Importance of preventing misuse and ensuring consumer and citizen safety. The need for proper testing and evaluation regimes to determine AI system readiness. 57:27 💡 Founding Insight of Scale: Scaling AI with Growing Data Needs The founding insight: Anticipating exponential growth in AI requiring vast data infrastructure. The surprising growth in data demand exceeding initial expectations. The role of data infrastructure in meeting the challenges posed by neural networks. 01:02:15 🔄 Parallel Execution and Operational Excellence Borrowing from Amazon's approach: Architecting problems for parallel execution. The importance of minimizing dependencies to enable independent bets. Aligning with Amazon's philosophy of marrying operational complexity with technology breakthroughs. 01:02:56 🔄 Random Discovery Driving Market Cap: Amazon's AWS Example Highlighting the unpredictability of events driving market value, using AWS as an example. The contrast between investor focus on short-term predictability and long-term continuous reinvention. Examples of companies like Amazon and Nvidia benefitting from unexpected strategic shifts.
@clivedavis94547 ай бұрын
"If data is the new oil, then scale is the refinery." Alexandr Wang
@LagoLhn3 ай бұрын
It’s a very big leap to believe enterprise is just going to allow proprietary data to be mined by these companies based on the value prop of ‘share or die’.
@rolfnoduk9 ай бұрын
power seems to be going hard to soft to smart (where making the better decisions on how+where+when to apply power is more important than the amount)
@fredfrond61489 ай бұрын
Nice observation. I will think on that.
@lenof21995 ай бұрын
Large organizations have been accumulating mountains of data/info over the years, lots being 37:06 already electronic. Gold mines are out there but barely tapped. It seems AI is about to come on the scene and sort through the info. That will bring American economy to a whole new level. Go, Alec.
@ruizhen57473 ай бұрын
If all of you read the fine print and understand the technology, you would know his company created a remote work platform that pays less than 1 cent per data annotation which is less than 1 dollar per hour if you move your mouse quick like a robot. In addition, this work are continuously replacing by AI. The logic is once 20% of the data is labeled by human, which is enough data to train the machine learning algorithm to replace human data annotator. Thus, his company's business model is to take advantage of country like India, Venezuela, Philippines and Africa, and provide labeled or cleaned data sets to AI companies to train. There is very little data privacy and security method to prevent your data leaked to other country. Therefore, there is nothing proud about what he do, because here are many companies do the same thing but with high ethic and human right consideration.
@xingxing852 ай бұрын
Isn’t what he is doing the same as what Amazon Bedrock is offering from AWS? What exactly is the difference with scale AI?
@hsiaowanglin9782Ай бұрын
I have 3 daughters whom they all play piano or many instruments, I like those music reminds those days company with them practice or recital times.
@kazimsenoglu52694 ай бұрын
I am optimistically cautious. I saw the Internet bubble. One of my biggest concerns about AI is to be abused by bad actors.
@Warm_Robot7 ай бұрын
I wonder what he said at 40:36 about Taiwan that got edited out?
@ChessMasterNate9 ай бұрын
I have to disagree with one point, subtlety. There was a time when chess engines got stronger than people, but people could still do some things better. So there was this short period where there was this collaboration. It was short! Very short! The engines just blew past that stage. I think that will be a short period, in the rest of reality as well. The only thing that will be holding it back is the state of robotics, and that may accelerate rapidly as well. Well, and human bias in favor of other humans. They will probably have to put in the intros of movies "live human actors." to try to make people want to see the movie. We are going to see the greatest attack on meritocracy we have ever seen, as AI outperforms in everything, and people resent and intentionally fail to appreciate the elegance, quality, imagination, thoughtfulness, general excellence and refinement that will go into every AI creation. And the fact is that the majority of chess fans still follow the achievements of human chess grandmasters, rather than following the battles between chess engines. At the same time, the influence of the engines on modern play is massive. We could just become a bunch of askers, rather than doers. Hopefully our future will be more interesting than that.
@cacogenicist9 ай бұрын
We seem to be finally going after human environment-compatible robots, anthropomorphic and such, in earnest. I expect accelerating progress there in the next 5 years.
@jamesmichaeljean78408 ай бұрын
As the ai grows stronger, the human is getting dumber. What can go wrong. 😂They can learn to build themselves and enslaves the people.😂
@ChessMasterNate8 ай бұрын
@@cacogenicist I think the human form is suboptimal, even though all our architecture is to accommodate our form. In particular, I think combined legs (probably reverse bending like birds or simply telescoping) with wheels rather than feet will be superior. The optimal hand analogue probably has not been invented yet. Almost certainly you don't want the main computing in the head or up high. That should probably be near the center, well protected, and less likely to be damaged if it were to fall over. Though you probably still want a face up there to communicate with humans, and likely cameras, microphones, and a speaker. It could have a face in the front and in the back, and be able to talk to two people at the same time. There are advanced speakers now that can project to a person more like a laser, so 2 conversations would be quite doable.
@ChessMasterNate8 ай бұрын
@@jamesmichaeljean7840 Their only point of existing is for humans. I don't see a motivation to enslave people. It is people that want power over others. The people obsessed with obtaining power are usually the least deserving, and the most likely to mismanage that authority. Perhaps if we were wise, we would be trying to replace those people with AIs.
@hyphen3218 ай бұрын
Bro this channel is so underated I think you should spend more value in thumbnail
@delatroy8 ай бұрын
Imagine the idea that governments can tax AI companies so they can provide UBI. They’ll just hide in other jurisdictions like they’ve always done
@sebastianblackfyreКүн бұрын
I think they did a great job w
@sumitrana81148 ай бұрын
Thank you for this.
@wiredgorilla7 ай бұрын
Alex, great stuff!!! 👌
@peterbedford26106 ай бұрын
Will "work" become optional to live, rather than compulsory? Massive increases in productivity may create a situation where, as a society, a very small percentage of workers produce more than the society wants to consume.
@turkGOLF7 ай бұрын
Palantir's products will be the architecture the data problems.
@patrickzupanc17959 ай бұрын
Thank you for you great work man 👍
@girohead5 ай бұрын
I really resonate with his point about interviewing candidates with a passion for why they are there....yet, unless the company his small like his, you most likely are hitting drones who are far removed and not similarly passionate. I interviewed with a medtech company where I was beyond passionate, and gave such an answer, and when I asked the interviewer (who never showed any), her reason was very superficial. I thought it was a joke.
@alanmodia8 ай бұрын
how do you think AI will impact stock investment, whales, hedge funds, retail investors, and the stability and trust (or lack thereof thats been built into those markets and movers globally?
@Maurice1814 ай бұрын
My fourth or fifth question to Alexandr.... are you or your company (Scale) working with the DoD on any AI projects..?
@robertwilliams20758 ай бұрын
Nice story Tony. I always love your stories.
@mariotejas5 ай бұрын
There are many kinds of Oil depending on their viscosity API gravity. That was the problem. It was Rockefeller the one than standardize the oil with the creation of standard Oil. Something similar happens today with batteries. Someone one day will standardize the power and the business model will take of
@paulsaragosa3719 ай бұрын
Ima hooked on the phonics
@ngacni5 ай бұрын
Damn, at 26, I didn't know where I left my diper
@TusharKale99 ай бұрын
Very insightful. Thank you for sharing
@Ramiromasters7 ай бұрын
The idea that more technology empowers people to create new industries and different jobs instead of eliminating jobs is not something that can scale up or continue forever, as people are finite beings with only so much time and energy capable of outputting and receiving only so much each day. Each new industry has been running on the finite resource of people's time and energy. In the words of Techlead, we live in an attention economy where your functional app is competing against TikTok for viewing time. You can have people doing useless jobs forever, but that would be a dystopian future where most people are not allowed freedom from labor just because traditionally humans had to do this type of activity in the past.
@ChessMasterNate9 ай бұрын
Starting the video with a bass boom is a bad idea. People have to adjust their volume initially, because audio levels of videos are all different.
@deanayer38229 ай бұрын
His net worth is a lovely bit of accounting but not actual in any sense until there is an IPO or a buyout.
@ThomasButryn8 ай бұрын
Fascinating discussion.
@thehari759 ай бұрын
This was fking amazing
@nicolasfelipe19 ай бұрын
superb! interview with a legend i admire, subscribed.
@CasinoBaccaratKingmaker8 ай бұрын
THE BEST OF THE BEST MASTERS
@yaqayaqa7 ай бұрын
HOW CAN A MACHINE BE EVER CREATIVE, HAVE FEELINGS AND BE CONSCIOUS /OR BE WISE AND LOVE? (instead humans can be robots - and be unconscious ... look around.) this guy is just good in LINEAR THINKINKG...
@sourenasahraian20558 ай бұрын
how could you invite him over and not ask a question about the the impact and job market, the potential massive disruption and job elimination and impact on overall economy ?
@dplj44287 ай бұрын
How can it be “thoughtful” and “discerning”?
@Eurasia1954 ай бұрын
please tell the next things from you to Mr.Wang. 我想發展水產養殖業.🙏
@SoumiDas-tm5ce8 ай бұрын
Nice video. Thank you for your video
@TheLadyaec8 ай бұрын
Takeaway: Design for productive spaces 👍🏾
@fritzeph65505 ай бұрын
I hope America will not destroy his company for being Asian or Chinese for that matter.
@Leosmith75Laosmith6 ай бұрын
Thank you for the content!! All we need is the right advice on how to invest in crypto and we will be set for life, I made over a million dollars from trading this year regardless of the market conditions😊
@Rafael-fz5iq6 ай бұрын
I've been investing in Bitcoin by myself. I'm not really happy with what's going on, just few weeks ago I lost about $7,000 in a particular trade. Can you help me out or at least advise me on what to do?
@Leosmith75Laosmith6 ай бұрын
I will advise you stop trading on your own if you keep losing. And i don't trade on my own anymore, I always required help and assistance
@Leosmith75Laosmith6 ай бұрын
from my personal financial advisor
@Woodgate5366 ай бұрын
YES!!! That's exactly her name (BRISA RICHARDSON ) so many people have recommended highly about her and am just starting with her from Brisbane Australia🇦🇺
@Grey120906 ай бұрын
I have heard a lot of wonderful things about Brisa Richardson on the news but didn't believe it until now. I'm definitely trying her out
@johnhewitt87847 ай бұрын
Pandoraaaa's box?
@UnDaoDu7 ай бұрын
Great talk. AGI will help usher in Blockchain AI layer that then will usher in decentralized autonomous entities that will make the corporation obsolete undaodu papers.
@ColdmindDev8 ай бұрын
Finished the whole video. It struck me how even the 'umms' and pauses felt scripted, both the questions and answers. Like watching a play where every hesitation is rehearsed. Misses the vibe of a real conversation. I'll have to run it through a summary tool, to see what I missed while my mind kept wandering off to more interesting things...,, brilliant guy though!
@asamk73395 ай бұрын
Wow Alex is intelligent. If we can have a model more intelligent than Alex in future then Ai would be great
@andrewpeters83579 ай бұрын
Great podcast. Only criticism i had is that the questions, although well researched, came across as very robotic and scripted. Would of been nice for you to break out into some off-the-cuff conversation every once in a while.
@michelangelobuonarroti9168 ай бұрын
You of nailed it
@sppcc20069 ай бұрын
Is it true of what this guy said all llms today is effectively powered by Scale's data engine?
@Jontheinternet5 ай бұрын
We don't want instability - but for those countries who do - this will be used for chaos
@HiddenAgendas8 ай бұрын
Education is important!
@thematrixpill30565 ай бұрын
the way he laughed at "two particle accelerators" HE HAS 2 FUCKING PARTICLE ACCELERATORS.....
@Ko-bg8qj6 ай бұрын
this guy is the next Sam
@lautarofigueroa8 ай бұрын
Very interesting.
@christianjon80648 ай бұрын
SpaceX did the same thing with Starlink as Amazon did with AWS