@danshipper: Tea leaves: In order to be competitive today Google needs to catch up on frontier coding. Demis believes different fund…
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A tweet commenting that Google needs to catch up on frontier coding to stay competitive, while Demis Hassabis focuses on fundamental research like world models for long-term goals.
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Tea leaves:
In order to be competitive today Google needs to catch up on frontier coding.
Demis believes different fundamental research directions (like world models) are more important to his long term goal even if they’re less impt competitively today
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