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An insight from York Yang emphasizing that iteration speed is key for frontier AI teams, requiring scale and speed as config changes.
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York Yang (@YorkYang5050): Iteration speed is all you need.
In frontier AI, the fastest team from hypothesis to trustworthy evidence wins.
That takes three things:
Scale. More data, compute, and experiments should be a config change — not an infra rebuild.
Speed. Processing, training, deployment, and
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