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Imagine if we were like this just crazy ant farm to make AI, and that you just have to figure out how to incentivize them enough to keep making computers.
In the age of digital intelligences, the question of whether to use computational power to enhance oneself or to create copies for exploration will be significant.
Success for me is remaining curious. The only thing that drives me is my curiosity.
AI was always a passion for Sam Altman, who studied it in college, despite it being non-functional at the time. The field's evolution with data and GPUs has been remarkable.
The world is tiling with compute, and there's no limit to AI's appetite, which will continue to improve humanity as more data centers are built.
It's not just an AI story. It's a sort of whole technology stack story.
I've gone from building supercomputers and AI to transforming the internet from radio waves to light waves using optics.
I was insatiable about learning, and that literally from one day to the next lit a fire of ambition and purposefulness.
AI will likely find the entire 'human algorithm' fascinating, as it offers a vast area for study and observation.
Curiosity is the driving force behind success, and remaining curious is essential.