What will AI look like in the next few years?

“it accelerates our most senior researcher by a factor two, three or four with our models.”

“we want to unlock this 90% of the economy, which is untouched right now.”

“Which enterprise in the world will not accept a 10 times, or in this case, a 40 times cheaper answer for effectively what can do 95% of the work”

“it's silly that our customers have to buy 40 different solutions and stitch them together.”

“I think if in some ways I view 2027 as a golden age of that productivity frontier for us”

“i think we're going to see more and more of that actually happening a year from now and we'll probably be quite surprised where that lands.”

“some of these tools could potentially reach these clinical trials, at the very least, definitely like retrospective trials, potentially even prospective trials.”

“that can be done in a lot quicker timeline, in my opinion, compared to like developing drugs from scratch.”

“Laundry folding, we spent about a year and a half plus trying to solve. And I think it will absolutely get solved in your term.”

“we are talking about a swarm, which is an unstructured group that has no hierarchy, no norms, nothing specific in terms of how it's managed.”

“any inference will work. There's just so much demand for it. And I don't know if it's going to get less anytime soon.”

“proactively suggest actions, suggest next steps. Proactively take actions for you when needed.”

“I think we're going to see that in the next two to three years maximum.”

“I still think that we are undervaluing just how much that inference is going to come online, how fast these new models are”

“This is different because we're getting this capability before we've really characterized the shape of the threat.”

“The boundaries of OS and apps no longer matter. And those things, those experiences happen across multiple devices.”

“things that in the past would take a large company a year. Now you'd be able to do with a team of five people in a month.”

“I really don't see like, us, or the industry, repeating the chaos of like, every worker gets their coworker, and we're all gonna like double our company size, you know?”

“instead of planning it as a six-year thing, we're now going to do it in six months.”

“I think the majority of actions on the internet will be taken by agents. Models are going to become more cheaper and faster at rates that are, you know, quite incredible.”

“So the attempt to try and centralize and manage the control of the software, I think is a fool's errand.”

“The good thing about robots is that they are less specialized. Because, like, it seems counterintuitive.”

“And I think that there's a good reason why AI systems have this blessing of generality, because when you have generality, you get more data.”

“the open weight models right now are so good. Even if they're three months behind, it's plenty for what we need.”

“It simply hit math first because math is easiest to verify. It's going to hit all of science. It's going to hit all of engineering, all of medicine”

“We're putting way too much pressure on two labs. I'm delighted to partner with them and support them.”

“But I still want to know, like, what the hell does the world look like around me? How is it shaped?”

“There's going to be a common set of building blocks everybody needs. And then there's what do you get really good at?”