I think it'll take 12 to 18 months for a lot of larger companies to really start to have anything. You should assume that many of the more savvy incumbents are going to adopt this reasonably soon and reasonably soon from incumbent may mean 12 to 24 months. If they suddenly cross-sell everything to their existing base, then it can really hamper a startup's ability to function. This is all expected. I don't think it's that surprising. The most competent companies will adopt it soon-est.
This week on No Priors, Sarah and Elad do another hangout to answer listener questions. Topics include debunking common misconceptions about AI and its implications on the world, the analogy to nuclear power and nuclear safety, the impact of larger context windows, developer productivity, incumbent announcements of AI products, and some requests for (fat) startups.
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Show Notes:
[00:21] - What Are People Getting Wrong About AI Right Now? / New Capabilities of NLP
[04:35] - Nuclear Power and Safety Concerns
[11:12] - Emerging AI Companies and Research
[15:54] - China's Hardware Sanctions and Funding Ramp
[20:34] - Innovation in Heterogeneous Compute Infrastructure
[28:08] - Enterprise Stack and Decision Making
[33:44] - Data's Impact on the World