Multi-Modality in UX

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The podcast discusses the constant testing of new user experiences and the weighting between different aspects such as creating a digital identity and connecting with friends. Personalization is highlighted as an important factor, with the suggestion that interactive text prompts may replace traditional avatar editors. The integration of different modalities, such as images and video, is seen as a way to provide a more comprehensive understanding of the world. The potential for these models to connect to more data streams and further integrate with the world around us is also touched upon.

The AI Revolution is here. In this episode, you’ll learn what the most important themes that some of the world’s most prominent AI builders – from OpenAI, Anthropic, CharacterAI, Roblox, and more – are paying attention to. You’ll hear about the economics of AI, broad vs specialized models, the importance of UX, and whether we can expect scaling laws to continue.

This footage is from an exclusive event, AI Revolution, that a16z ran in San Francisco recently. If you’d like to access all the talks in full, visit a16z.com/airevolution.

Topics Covered

00:00 - AI Revolution

01:42 - The economics of AI

06:55 - The third epoch of compute

13:52 - Recognizing scaling laws

17:42 - Can scaling laws continue?

22:34 - Potential bottlenecks

25:58 - Personalization vs generality

29:43 - The importance of UX

31:55 - The future of multi-modality

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