Konstantine Buhler
Co-host of the Training Data podcast, interviewer of Demis Hassabis on this episode.
“The prediction is not that AI disappears, but that today's agent interfaces may look as primitive as personal websites did after the internet matured.”
Source→“Airbnb (2008) launched while Google dominated the conversation”
Source→“LLMs first cracked the top 15 in 2016 and didn't hit #1 until 2022; AI coding entered at #12 in 2021 and topped the list by 2026; crypto entered in 2011, well before its 2017 and 2021 peaks... The Top Company of a Given Year Is Rarely the Hyped Topic of That Year: Airbnb (2008) launched while Google dominated the conversation, Uber (2009) arrived amid low-level programming chatter, and Anthropic (2021) was founded while crypto consumed the internet.”
Source→“Uber (2009) arrived amid low-level programming chatter”
Source→“Anthropic (2021) was founded while crypto consumed the internet”
Source→“Distillation compresses the costly final gap between a strong base and a near-frontier system... Every Western frontier advance therefore creates another teacher for Chinese labs.”
Source→“Thank you so much, Jensen. So we are in the middle of a massive AI revolution. It is probably bigger and faster than even the Industrial Revolution.”
Source→AI-extracted from podcast / newsletter / paper summaries. May contain errors.