@0xCodila: Anthropic's Andrej Karpathy as Google intern and Stanford student: "At Google I work on AI i don't fully understand it,…
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A vlog about Andrej Karpathy's journey from Google intern to founder of AI-defining projects like Tesla Autopilot, OpenAI, and Claude, emphasizing the value of working on things you don't yet understand.
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Anthropic’s Andrej Karpathy as Google intern and Stanford student:
“At Google I work on AI
i don’t fully understand it, but that’s exactly why I’m working on it “
he filmed a vlog from inside Google and Stanford - biking past Steve Jobs house on the way to work
years later that same “AI thing “ he couldn’t fully explain became - Tesla Autopilot, OpenAI, and Claude
he bet his career on a problem nobody had solved - and grew into the field he helped define
the lesson: work on what you don’t understand yet - that’s where the future gets built
Stanford → Google → Tesla → OpenAI → Anthropic
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