No Priors: Artificial Intelligence | Technology | Startups
00:53:48 · Elad Gil, Mark Zuckerberg
[00:53:48] S4: And then, yeah, I mean, [00:53:49] S0: I think on the rest of the industry, it's like it's on track. I mean, I think, like, every it's it's kind of this crazy thing because, like, when you have an exponentially growing curve, I think the way that an exponential curve feels is it's growing so quickly that the the kind of emotional feeling is it can't possibly keep going. Mhmm. Right? Because, like, it's because it's just like but but, I mean, the nature of an exponential curve is it it doesn't just keep going. It keeps accelerating. Right? Exponential growth is accelerating. So I think that that has all these emotions and psychology attached to it. But I think fundamentally when you look at the curve in the industry, the kind of fundamental thing is it is on track. It has remained on that curve, which I think has all these very profound implications for all of these domains. But, certainly, it validates and makes one feel very good about making a very big investment in in the things that that will play out if that if you stay on that track, and it seems like we are. So that, I think, is very good news. [00:54:51] S4: I think the most important aspect of what you're doing there is you're actually closing the loop with the actual biology. Mhmm. Because with code and research, it's closed loop systems. And so they're very fast to iterate. This is an open loop system, so you're closing a loop. And that's that's really crucial to progress.
00:54:51 · Elad Gil, Priscilla Chan, Sarah Guo, Mark Zuckerberg, Alex Rives
[00:54:51] S4: I think the most important aspect of what you're doing there is you're actually closing the loop with the actual biology. Mhmm. Because with code and research, it's closed loop systems. And so they're very fast to iterate. This is an open loop system, so you're closing a loop. And that's that's really crucial to progress. [00:55:04] S1: Yeah. For me, one of the biggest changes with the strategy we're driving now, and Alex at the helm is, you know, before we had amazing teams moving generally in the same direction and understanding, like, the potential collaborations and interconnectedness of our work. But now we are arms linked moving together, which It's is very very directed. And it's very exciting. It's a little bit scary, but it's like truly a team playing off each other and trying to make progress towards this goal. And that has taken a lot of work, but also the maturity, our teams being able to have their work at a level of maturation where it actually does make sense to interlock. [00:55:54] S3: Amazing. Well, to teams being on the curve, thank you guys for doing this. [00:55:57] S0: Thank you for joining us. Yeah. [00:55:58] S1: Thank you. [00:55:59] S2: Thank you. [00:56:02] S3: Find us on Twitter nopriarspod. Subscribe to our YouTube channel if you wanna see our faces. Follow the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen. That way you get a new episode every week. And sign up for emails or find transcripts for every episode at nopriors.com.