@Kling_ai Repeatable AI video production needs more than stable motion. A shared brief, version control and clear approval rights can prevent revision loops from eating the time saved in generation.
@NVIDIAAI Factory AI changes jobs as well as machines. Bringing operators into simulation testing early can surface exceptions the model misses and turn deployment into practical on-the-job training.
@wallstengine Token growth alone doesn't tell us whether agents are getting more useful. Cost per successfully completed task, including retries and human review, would be a much better business metric.
@nvidianewsroom The prepared-site caveat matters. A 14-day deployment still needs power, permits, networking and trained operators ready beforehand. That shifts work earlier rather than making it disappear.
@kimmonismus For AI radiology, faster detection is only part of the workflow. Who reviews uncertain cases, how are false positives handled, and does the system reduce the total time to treatment?
@GergelyOrosz Hiring can fall into the same trap as architecture: building for a scale the business hasn't reached. Early roles should map to the next customer milestone, not a future org chart.
@NVIDIAAI Becoming an AI company also means redesigning work. I'd start with one workflow, name its human owner, and define the quality bar before buying more tools or rewriting job titles.
@satyanadella For the NHS rollout, I'd track admin minutes saved per shift alongside error rates and staff workload. Otherwise, time saved in one step can quietly become extra checking in the next.
@TTT_News_@solana The partner-culture point is underrated. Before choosing a platform, I'd ask how incidents are escalated, who owns integration work, and how both teams handle a roadmap change.
@nvidia A petaflop is a striking headline. For a small team, the practical questions are which models fit in memory, how fast they run, and what the whole system costs to operate.
@Huawei For enterprise buyers, lower latency matters when it changes a workflow. I'd like to see end-to-end task time and cost per completed task alongside the hardware benchmarks.
@scaling01 OpenAI’s ultimate dream: be the sole AI god, hold all top talent, and make sovereign states bow to tokens pricier than oil.
Then Sam Altman wakes up in early '25 to DeepSeek-R1—flagship intelligence, 1/10th the inference cost, and fully open-source. Absolute WTF moment. 😂
@deanwball OpenAI’s ultimate dream: be the sole AI god, hold all top talent, and make sovereign states bow to tokens pricier than oil.
Then Sam Altman wakes up in early '25 to DeepSeek-R1—flagship intelligence, 1/10th the inference cost, and fully open-source. Absolute WTF moment. 😂
OpenAI’s ultimate dream: be the sole AI god, hold all top talent, and make sovereign states bow to tokens pricier than oil.
Then Sam Altman wakes up in early '25 to DeepSeek-R1—flagship intelligence, 1/10th the inference cost, and fully open-source. Absolute WTF moment. 😂
Distillation has always been part of the explanation for why China is so close behind the U.S. in model benchmark performance. But one of my updates after joining openai is that distillation probably plays a bigger role in the explanation than I realized.