Unsupervised Learning: Redpoint's AI Podcast
Unsupervised Learning: Redpoint's AI Podcast
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Unpacking AI Agent Hype vs. Reality with Arvind Narayanan
Arvind Narayanan is one of the leading voices in AI when it comes to cutting through the hype. As a Princeton professor and co-author of AI Snake Oil, he’s one of the most thoughtful voices cautioning against both unfounded fears and overblown promises in AI. In this episode, Arvind dissects the future of AI in education, its parallels to past tech revolutions, and how our jobs are already shifting toward managing these powerful tools. Some of our favorite take-aways:
0:00 Intro
0:47 Reasoning Models and Their Uneven Progress
2:47 Challenges in AI Benchmarks and Real-World Applications
5:04 Inference Scaling and Verifier Imperfections
7:34 Agentic AI: Tools vs. Autonomous Actions
12:08 Future ...
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New AI Regulations Winners & Losers with SemiAnalysis’s Dylan Patel
Просмотров 20 тыс.День назад
In this episode of Unsupervised Learning, we sit down with Dylan Patel, Chief Analyst at SemiAnalysis, to break down what these sweeping changes really mean. From how they consolidate power among Big Tech to China's narrowing options for AI dominance, we unpacked the impact of this regulatory shift. Follow SemiAnalysis: semianalysis.com/ 0:00 Intro 1:27 Grading the AI Diffusion Rule 4:08 What W...
Ex-OpenAI Chief Research Officer: What Comes Next for AI?
Просмотров 24 тыс.Месяц назад
In our new world of AI, few minds shine as brightly as Bob McGrew's. Until November Bob was the Chief Research Officer at OpenAI, and before that led Palantir’s engineering and product management for the first decade of its existence. He’s seen it all and we were fortunate to get his insights and vision for the future in one of my favorite episodes of Unsupervised Learning to date: 0:00 Intro 0...
Why There Won’t be One Model, Will Hyperscalers Win Inference & AI Use-cases with PMF
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.Месяц назад
Lin Qiao, the co-founder of Fireworks.ai, sits down for a deep dive into the future of AI. Lin ran the PyTorch team at Meta, which developed some of the most fundamental open-source AI software in use today. She’s got a riveting perspective on the AI landscape that is a must-listen. 0:00 Intro 1:06 Fireworks: Revolutionizing AI Inference 2:12 Challenges in AI Model Development 4:05 The Future o...
OpenAI's Noam Brown Unpacks the Full Release of o1 and the Path to AGI
Просмотров 54 тыс.Месяц назад
Noam Brown, renowned AI researcher and key figure at OpenAI, joins us for a deep dive into the o1 release. Recorded just one day before o1’s full public debut, this episode explores the groundbreaking advancements and challenges behind this innovative test-time compute model. We discuss the technical breakthroughs that set o1 apart, its unique capabilities compared to previous models, and how i...
A Deep Dive into the Future of Voice in AI
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.2 месяца назад
For this episode of Unsupervised Learning we spoke with Russ d'Sa, co-founder of LiveKit, a company at the forefront of voice AI technology. Russ thinks of LiveKit as a “nervous system,” powering the sensory interfaces humans use to interact with AI - including the Advanced Voice feature in ChatGPT as well as applications like Character.ai, Spotify and many more. Russ talked about when voice ma...
Databricks AI Head: New Model Architectures are Unlikely, When to Pre-Train/Fine Tune and AI Policy
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.2 месяца назад
Jonathan Frankle is the Chief AI Scientist at Databricks ($43B), which he joined through the acquisition of MosaicML in July 2023. Databricks has over 12,000 customers on the cutting edge of AI; Jonathan works to anticipate their needs and offer solutions even as the tech is rapidly evolving. 0:00 Intro 0:51 Incentives and Team Motivation at Databricks 02:39 The Evolution of AI Models: Transfor...
DeepL CEO on Specialized vs. General Models, Beating Google and a Synchronous Translation Future
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.3 месяца назад
I sat down with DeepL cofounder Jarek Kutylowski. DeepL is a comprehensive Language AI platform that enables organizations to communicate effectively across languages, cultures, and markets. Jarek shared a treasure trove of insights on the past, present, and future of AI translation. Here were some standout moments: 0:00 Intro 0:38 The Rise of AI and DeepL's Journey 1:41 DeepL's Competitive Edg...
HeyGen CEO on Navigating Voice-Cloning and the Path to Interactive Avatars
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.3 месяца назад
Joshua Xu is co-founder and CEO of HeyGen the fast-growing AI video creation and translation platform. You can upload a video, or create a new one from a script using an AI avatar as your star, and HeyGen will translate it into 175 languages. HeyGen now serves over 40,000 customers and is generating $35 million in revenue. 0:00 Intro 0:37 HeyGen's Viral Moments 1:23 Creating Magic with AI 3:30 ...
Stanford AI Researcher on What’s Next in Research, Reaction to o1 and How AI will Change Simulation
Просмотров 8 тыс.3 месяца назад
Percy Liang is a Stanford professor and co-founder of Together AI, driving some of the most critical advances in AI research. Percy is also a trained classical pianist, which clearly influences the way he thinks about technology. We explored the evolution of AI from simple token prediction to autonomous agents capable of long-term problem-solving, the problem of interpretability, and the future...
Expert AI Researcher Reacts to o1 and Shares What's Next in Reasoning and Post-Training
Просмотров 8 тыс.4 месяца назад
Douwe’s contributions to AI are truly a part of its bedrock foundations. He wrote the first paper on retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and has raised over $100 million to help enterprises build contextual language models that fit their use cases. Before Contextual he was the head of research at Hugging Face, worked on the Facebook AI research team (i.e. Llama) and remains a professor at Stan...
A Peek Inside Grammarly’s AI
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.4 месяца назад
A Peek Inside Grammarly’s AI
How Snowflake is Uniquely Positioned to Win in AI
Просмотров 3,1 тыс.5 месяцев назад
How Snowflake is Uniquely Positioned to Win in AI
The AI English Tutor Taking the World by Storm
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.5 месяцев назад
The AI English Tutor Taking the World by Storm
GitHub's CEO’s Boldest Predictions about the Future of Code
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.6 месяцев назад
GitHub's CEO’s Boldest Predictions about the Future of Code
The GenAI Media Platform That Keeps Getting Better
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.6 месяцев назад
The GenAI Media Platform That Keeps Getting Better
Fireflies.ai CEO: The Surge to 16M Users
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Fireflies.ai CEO: The Surge to 16M Users
Adobe's Chief Product Officer on How AI Will Transform Creative Workflows
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Adobe's Chief Product Officer on How AI Will Transform Creative Workflows
The Company Leading the AI Music Revolution
Просмотров 2 тыс.8 месяцев назад
The Company Leading the AI Music Revolution
Two Startup Legends are Building the Bell Labs of AI
Просмотров 2,6 тыс.8 месяцев назад
Two Startup Legends are Building the Bell Labs of AI
CTO Unveils Lessons from Building an AI Coding Assistant
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.9 месяцев назад
CTO Unveils Lessons from Building an AI Coding Assistant
The AI Startup That Sky Rocketed to $750M
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.9 месяцев назад
The AI Startup That Sky Rocketed to $750M
The 1-Year Old AI Startup That’s Rivaling OpenAI
Просмотров 12 тыс.10 месяцев назад
The 1-Year Old AI Startup That’s Rivaling OpenAI
Superhuman CEO on Why Email Will Never Die, the Role of AI & Everything That's Wrong With Slack
Просмотров 3 тыс.10 месяцев назад
Superhuman CEO on Why Email Will Never Die, the Role of AI & Everything That's Wrong With Slack
SalesforceAI CEO on Future of Slack, How Gucci Uses AI and Working with Marc Benioff
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.10 месяцев назад
SalesforceAI CEO on Future of Slack, How Gucci Uses AI and Working with Marc Benioff
The AI Developer Platform with an 80,000-Person Waitlist
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.11 месяцев назад
The AI Developer Platform with an 80,000-Person Waitlist
Lessons from a $4B Company Bringing AI to Healthcare and the Path to AI Doctors
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.11 месяцев назад
Lessons from a $4B Company Bringing AI to Healthcare and the Path to AI Doctors
AI Will Create the Next 1 Billion Software Creators
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.11 месяцев назад
AI Will Create the Next 1 Billion Software Creators
The Product Playbook of a Billion-Dollar AI Company
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.Год назад
The Product Playbook of a Billion-Dollar AI Company
The Best ChatGPT Use Cases, Future of Agents and Google Gemini with Logan Kilpatrick
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.Год назад
The Best ChatGPT Use Cases, Future of Agents and Google Gemini with Logan Kilpatrick

Комментарии

  • @Hopyboby
    @Hopyboby 15 часов назад

    Bob is top tier. no question.

  • @VaVer-r2o
    @VaVer-r2o День назад

    Could you please put links to the referenced papers? That could be very helpful, similar to what the MLST does

  • @qilinwang5889
    @qilinwang5889 День назад

    Wtf is this a tanned Kyle Kulinski?

  • @MaryWalker-g7r
    @MaryWalker-g7r 2 дня назад

    Thanks for the analysis! I have a quick question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (mistake turkey blossom warfare blade until bachelor fall squeeze today flee guitar). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?

  • @pratikmadrecha
    @pratikmadrecha 2 дня назад

    Great conversation. Please convert this into a podcast playlist on RUclips. Makes it possible to listen on RUclips Music. Thanks a ton!!

  • @GabeGarboden
    @GabeGarboden 2 дня назад

    DeepSeek R1 passes his Rock, Paper, Scissors challenge

  • @RakeshMurria
    @RakeshMurria 2 дня назад

    I found this to be such a clear explanation the challenges in agentic systems

  • @SoManyButtonshere
    @SoManyButtonshere 2 дня назад

    He probably had AI write the book...

  • @aspenlog7484
    @aspenlog7484 2 дня назад

    this guy sounds completely oblivious. 52:12 Massive GDP chnge is decades away. 20+ years hes saying. How fucking stupid, clearly he cant look around at progress.

  • @autingo6583
    @autingo6583 2 дня назад

    "leading professors" lol. but what did HE build?

    • @haroldpierre1726
      @haroldpierre1726 2 дня назад

      Most professors don't build anything. They spend their careers performing research and the entrepreneurs build the products.

    • @autingo6583
      @autingo6583 2 дня назад

      with "build" i actually mean, contributed to the field, as in research. this guy is almost like a posterchild for the decline of excellence in academia. much talk, much politics, little substance.

  • @billytanner1868
    @billytanner1868 3 дня назад

    ;-) experts and toilet papers

  • @vademilyasov229
    @vademilyasov229 3 дня назад

    Like, like, like... like how come this pal is considering himself a whatever EXPERT? 😮

  • @Aesthetic_Champ
    @Aesthetic_Champ 3 дня назад

    wondering about the cool retrieval papers that came out lately he mentions, any idea what those might be?

  • @ScoobieDoo-zy1rh
    @ScoobieDoo-zy1rh 3 дня назад

    DeepSeek, sorry I’m late to the party

  • @afterglow5285
    @afterglow5285 4 дня назад

    Dylan Patel is the Vivek Ramaswamy of tech.

  • @MoMo-gg1ip
    @MoMo-gg1ip 5 дней назад

    Wow! The Great Oracle of ai!

  • @JD-yz4kr
    @JD-yz4kr 6 дней назад

    This is a racist rant if ever I seen one. Dylan Patel saying oh look Chinese companies claiming they are "Singaporean" now just because they moved to Singapore. They are Singaporean because they were incorporated in Singapore, with International funding. With that reasoning, people can say that Dylan Patel is "claiming" to be American just because he was assembled in the US, but with Indian-origin genetic materials, but hey, he should still be considered as Indian.

  • @siqbots
    @siqbots 6 дней назад

    what does he mean when he says RAG is overhyped but Retrieval is underhyped? what papers is he talking about?

  • @stealthpakfa
    @stealthpakfa 6 дней назад

    Dylan Patel is the typical Indian scammer we all get warned about.

  • @CLS1507
    @CLS1507 6 дней назад

    It really makes me relax from seeing just the huge amount of indians (Elite Human Capitals 😄) involved in the american AI industry. The chinese century is certainly upon us 🇨🇳🙏

  • @TomKral369
    @TomKral369 6 дней назад

    Seriously, is this some kind of condition, like medical issue or why are you guys talking like you are on crack? 14:55 - 15:00 no clue what the guy asking questions tried to say, I give up at this point, this is unbearable even tho the info might have been good. Next time, do your best to do a calm, straight-to-point interview. This is just a crack show.

  • @BeTheFeatureNotTheBug
    @BeTheFeatureNotTheBug 6 дней назад

    matrix intro ,,, sneaky ;)

  • @digzrow8745
    @digzrow8745 7 дней назад

    total "like" word count: 1,316

  • @carkawalakhatulistiwa
    @carkawalakhatulistiwa 7 дней назад

    This age is like milk.😂. In just 3 months China caught up to o1. R1 Equal Ability and more Cheaper

    • @mariokotlar303
      @mariokotlar303 6 дней назад

      It's close but it's not equal, check out how poorly it did on simplebench.

  • @Lucien-lu1vw
    @Lucien-lu1vw 7 дней назад

    Wow Dylan Patel is on point, following that many things and having such deep insights is remarkable, interviewer is also good.

  • @gamingwithnk6973
    @gamingwithnk6973 8 дней назад

    40:00 aged like milk😂😂, they got 500B

  • @TheRagingFlapjacks
    @TheRagingFlapjacks 8 дней назад

    39:48 “and a researcher is 100x the artist of any engineer”.. as an engineer working with a lot of researchers, I’m a little offended Otherwise I really enjoyed listening to Bob, lots of great ideas here

  • @beyondthecodeeditor4894
    @beyondthecodeeditor4894 8 дней назад

    this aged like rotten milk

  • @t.w.7065
    @t.w.7065 8 дней назад

    US apparently has more resource and funds; what is concerning that a number of Chinese companies (with very well trained engineers) figured that they can train frontier model with a small fraction of GPUs and money, needed for OpenAI, meta, google, etc. In a way, it is super encouraging that Chinese companies showed that little guys can compete with giants. Also, it could mean that we did not understand AI that well, we may be able to train AI models on our mobile phones in the future. Finally, maybe "talent > money/GPUs" to make be successful in AI race? If that is the case, here in US, we probably need to brew or import talents like crazy right now ...

  • @Moped_Mike
    @Moped_Mike 9 дней назад

    I saw this dude on another podcast with Asiannometry, great stuff

    • @8xster8
      @8xster8 8 дней назад

      He was Omega cracked

  • @TheVigi99
    @TheVigi99 9 дней назад

    dylan being wrong on pretty much a lot :D

    • @Unclesam404
      @Unclesam404 7 дней назад

      He’s busy shilling nvda all day and all Night. I am waiting for his mi300x part2 for inference. When ? Next year ?

  • @zxwxz
    @zxwxz 10 дней назад

    Currently, AI has not yet reached the level of Agents, so profit margins are very limited. However, once AI evolves into AGI-level Agents, the situation will change dramatically. For example, using O1 to write code can boost my work efficiency by over 100 times. I can create complete projects based solely on conceptual frameworks, although I still need to iterate to fix bugs. This is something previous models like GPT-4 couldn't achieve; they could only assist with coding. Agents, however, are on a completely different level. You no longer need to manually copy and paste; all corrections are done automatically. The key is that Agents can work 24/7 without getting tired. As long as the quality is slightly higher than the current standard, human programmers will definitely be at risk of losing their jobs. From my work experience, many small experiments or verification programs are difficult to implement because they're time-consuming and only boost efficiency by about 10%. But with AI, these concerns will no longer be an issue. Note that this phenomenon won't just affect programmers-it will impact all industries.

  • @gfhbkln1639
    @gfhbkln1639 10 дней назад

    India tech bro will say anything to defend their US motherland and their super idol Elon Musk 😂😂

  • @annaczgli2983
    @annaczgli2983 10 дней назад

    This aged like milk 😂 R1 wiped the floor with these predictions

    • @default2826
      @default2826 10 дней назад

      He already mentioned R1 in this video, in what part of the video did he say something false about R1?

    • @cyberft
      @cyberft 8 дней назад

      @@default2826thank you. Nothing wrong said here.

    • @aspenlog7484
      @aspenlog7484 7 дней назад

      they may raise north of 100 billion by the end of 2027. ... They just got given 500 billion lol

  • @aaronabuusama
    @aaronabuusama 10 дней назад

    46:00 R1 already caught up to o1 and o3 isnt even out yet tho

    • @cyberft
      @cyberft 8 дней назад

      Ok, but o3 is supposedly exponentially better than o1, and o4 is already in training.

    • @aaronabuusama
      @aaronabuusama 8 дней назад

      @ from strawberry to o1 was about 16 months o1 to r1 was about 3 months. By a team that mainly works on investing and they spent less money training it than the salary of an OpenAI executive

    • @cyberft
      @cyberft 8 дней назад

      @ o1 is still more powerful than r1, and o3 is days to weeks away. That’s likely a lie about this being a side project for those guys. They are also doing open source so they are able to build directly on top of the research of other teams. Based on the number of folks on the paper that is a 10m dollar team in annual cost, the number of gpus used was something like $500m in gpus and $50m in power cost. Now if their government is subsidizing all of that and it only cost the team $5m, that isn’t the true cost of what it cost to build and train that model.

    • @huhsaywhat
      @huhsaywhat 7 дней назад

      @@cyberft It's not going to be as much of a leap. o1 was different because it moved towards inference-time training. o3 will most likely do inference-time better by generating higher quality and quantity of synthetic data.

    • @JumpDiffusion
      @JumpDiffusion 7 дней назад

      R1 didn't catch up neither with o1-pro nor with o3. But nice try.

  • @TonygectGee
    @TonygectGee 10 дней назад

    OpenAI is doomed to fail,because their model isn't that much better than others. If they are going to charge users too much,no one is going to use their products;if they charge too little,they will go bankrupt since they lose tens of billions of dollars every year as of now.

  • @Interstellar00.00
    @Interstellar00.00 10 дней назад

    🌍forever live 🌍forever live

  • @NistenTahiraj
    @NistenTahiraj 11 дней назад

    this is already outdated lol

  • @augmentos
    @augmentos 11 дней назад

    Prolly wanna redo this again tmr haha

  • @pondeify
    @pondeify 11 дней назад

    great show - presenter is excellent at letting the guest speak and asking thoughtful questions where needed.

    • @RedpointAI
      @RedpointAI 10 дней назад

      thank you!

    • @RedpointAI
      @RedpointAI 10 дней назад

      Please consider sharing with others that might get value from the show - we're always looking to increase our reach :)

    • @carkawalakhatulistiwa
      @carkawalakhatulistiwa 7 дней назад

      ​@@RedpointAIThis age is like milk.😂. In just 3 months China caught up to o1. R1 Equal Ability and more Cheaper

  • @DicksonPau-0906
    @DicksonPau-0906 11 дней назад

    Dylan was correct! OpenAI raised $500 billion in early 2025!

  • @mobu-o1g
    @mobu-o1g 11 дней назад

    Dylan is the best 👑👑👑😄

  • @DakeJan
    @DakeJan 11 дней назад

    i had to check my playback speed setting

    • @wan2lmao
      @wan2lmao 8 дней назад

      Sniffle sniffle

  • @sockharvester
    @sockharvester 11 дней назад

    thank you based deepseek

  • @k3citizen
    @k3citizen 11 дней назад

    Developing nations will be building their National AI systems on Chinese AI infra and models. US is just not realiable for them. US can cut off access anytime, while China is more predictible long-term and more reliable for those nations. Chinese companies are dominating in EVs, they will dominate in AI as well, especially in AI for all the non-western countries. Just look at DeepSeek's R1, it's comparable to O1, but 50x cheaper :). Americans are high on their own anti-China propaganda.

  • @odiseezall
    @odiseezall 11 дней назад

    lol R1, new world

    • @thingexplainer
      @thingexplainer 11 дней назад

      The USSR was first to get a man into space... The AI race has only just started

    • @ugwuanyicollins6136
      @ugwuanyicollins6136 11 дней назад

      ​​@@thingexplainer China isn't USSR E.g. USSR collapsed while China ×50 Bruh USA's top ai researchers are from China. What are on about.

    • @ugwuanyicollins6136
      @ugwuanyicollins6136 11 дней назад

      ​@@thingexplainerAnd also bad analogy. USA v. USSR space race = USA v. PRC hyper Sonic jet arms race. 'cause china beat USA to a hypersonic jet

    • @ugwuanyicollins6136
      @ugwuanyicollins6136 11 дней назад

      ​@@thingexplainer USA'S top AI researchers are of Chinese origin.

    • @ashleigh3021
      @ashleigh3021 11 дней назад

      How is it any different than Huawei or someone else releasing an iPhone knockoff? Chinese just innovate on cost, not technology

  • @johnholt-music
    @johnholt-music 17 дней назад

    Soulless

  • @luciususiholo6956
    @luciususiholo6956 18 дней назад

    They look so much Alive

  • @Gamerlegend123-f3k
    @Gamerlegend123-f3k 19 дней назад

    why do they never actually test the ability? open the llm and try it with complex coding tasks, it fails every time

  • @420_gunna
    @420_gunna 21 день назад

    2:30 - 5:30 felt like a pretty bad explanation? I know how language and voice models work but didn't really understand the value add of Livekit besides that there's some sort of edge meshy network out there in the world doing... something. Is it just an SDK for WebRTC? Don't see how edge network helps if the LLM isn't similarly nearby or if there aren't speedy links from that edge to wherever it is?