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I wanted to ask about what's going to be the next big technology shift in AI. Because things are changing so rapidly, especially as the models now are getting smaller and open sourced. It feels like we've already conquered language. Visual AI is getting very, very good. What's next? What are you seeing that's around the corner that others might not be aware of?
Yeah, you know what donit about? Several months ago I was predicting visual AI is coming next, but now everyone's all right. Visual AI guys got to come with something new. But in all seriousness, I think visual AI would be much more about the analysis of images rather than just generation of images. But I think we're at like the GPT2 moment for visual AI is not yet working, but I think it'll work much better. And this will impact self driving cars, for example, when we can finally solve problems in the long tail. And then I think actually one other thing that I wrote about just today in a newsletter called the Batch is I think one thing that many people find controversial but I think is coming is the rise of edge AI. And I know this is controversial. Many of us who train to write SaaS software, you know, lends itself nice subscription business model. How do you even find people? Like, how do you hire engineers to write desktop applications? Like who even does that anymore? But I think that because of for various forces, including privacy, I think that in the next few years we'll see more AI applications running at the edge, meaning on your laptop, on your cell phone. So I think that'll be coming. And then I think there'll just be a lot of work coming in the application layer as.
