Interesting news that we can no longer throw compute at the problem. Given that these companies have already used more than all the data they could legally get their hands on, are we expecti     See More ance to plateau then?    See Less

Man, thanks so much for making these videos. I don’t know how I’d keep up with all this without them! 🙏     See Less

Twenty…THOUSAND?!! 🫣     See Less

17:07 Grok has access to WAY more data now that it has direct access to all government databases.     See Less

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZ_ew6XWMbc     See Less

Current models have real limitations unrelated to data and campute.
And its easy to disguise it to the opposite.

They lack reasoning, they cant understand, they dont learn as fast     See More , they only memorize.
In my work experience i had to deal with advanced issues which were never documented before, that took months of trial and error, and talking to a ton of people, and creativity.
So i think we still need some other fundamental breakthroughs to claim aGi.
Tbh giving ai the power to govern and decide for use is super terrifying.
SPECIALLY on public health.    See Less

Gemini 2.5 pro recently told me that “4 is outside the range [0,7]”. This was part of an analysis of some code. Seems like some simple self consistency checking could avoid this kind of     See More r reasoning models.    See Less

Please don’t start a video that requires hi levels of focus and analysis and please don’t promote drinking alcohol to solve problems when your channel promotes AI for solving problems.     See Less

I think after benchmarks are fully saturated, one of the last milestones for AI will be when a model can set its own goals and design its own benchmarks.
Once it can both declare “I�     See More d this problem” and invent new challenges for itself, we’ll have crossed a decisive threshold.
It’s a bit like the way play helps children and animals acquire broad, transferable skills, where self‑directed exploration fuels deeper learning.    See Less

I watch these videos for the almost-too-subtle digs and pokes.     See Less