Really think so? Because imo there were too many "what if" and future questions, nobody can really answer. Nothing really gained from those questions. More interesting would have been why Llama-3 is better, what did they do for achieving it, does "open-source" for Meta also revealing their data sets etc.; I don't think this interview was so interesting.
this is where you see zuck is also a psychology genius (and ready to do anything to achieve his goals). He asked himself what he should do to increase is influence. Look relatable. So he hired a rebranding/restyling coach, changed is way of speaking (more like a normal person), wears an oversized shirt, says he does sports, etc and now it's like it's not the same zuck. But the goal is the same. To be loved and make his company more influential, loved, etc. Among all tech billionaires, he is the most like this, ready to adapt to achieve his goals (learn new languages, skills, change appearance, etc)
On an interview with Lex I believe, he mentioned that he was into extreme sports, but he just sounded robotic. He sounds completely different and more natural here.
Maybe he learned to mask his autism to be more likable to all the rest. You can’t judge a person with autism on how they speak and what clothes they wear. It’s really sad that we have to mask to be able to be liked. It’s one think to work on communication, but to totally have to change your personality is not accommodating to people who just think differently. Him being different is what made him successful. It takes a lot of effort to learn to talk like a neurotypical, even if I’m sure it helps your career it shouldn’t be necessary
Dwarkesh is really the best at interviewing these high calibre tech and historian guests. I feel like I connect with the ideas and information 3 times as much with his interview style, questions and proper pushback. Thank you for podcasting!!
I agree that he does a good job at this. I unsubscribed from Lex when all of his podcasts started getting several hours long, completely lost focus and became a meandering mess. I appreciate the more focused interview style.
Shame you didn't ask him how he feels about having so much genocide blood on his hands? He is censoring anything from Palestine but not Israel. This guy is not ur friend.
You're the new GOAT of podcasting, my friend. Will be bragging to my friends how I used to watch you at 40k subs when you inevitably hit 1 million. Good luck and keep pumping out fantastic content. Love your interview style - you're the only person who asks REALLY good questions.
31:25 Interesting cut in the video at 31:42 , I'm very curious to know what that was about. But based on my calculations there's about a 54 to 61 second gap in that cut based on the cloud movements in the background. There's a lot that could have been said in that 60 seconds, wouldn't be surprised if someone off camera hopped in to tell them to cut, or Mark said something he didn't want to XD How I got that: The cut in the video has a cloud with a tip at 1719,202 (in 4k) before the cut, and 1689,189 after the cut. 80 seconds earlier at 30:22 the same cloud tip is visible at 1763,219. 44,17 difference is 80 seconds so 30,13 difference is ~54-61 seconds
@@jb_kc__ Yeah you're probably right. Just one of the richest men in the world running one of the most powerful companies talking about society transforming technology that may end in the extinction of our lives and everything we know and have ever known. Probably silly to care about that, I should touch grass instead
Seemed like Mark was caught off guard by the statement about Amazon's power plant and possibly said something a bit speculative/disparaging, or said something about their own plans that he doesn't want in the public space just yet.
That's what happens when you focus on interpersonal skills versus solely engineering. Its very easy to get stuck in engineering mode and not know how to communicate with fellow human beings.
37:12 Great line 🙂 "I think that another bias that people tend to have is thinking that intelligence is somehow kind of fundamentally connected to life and it's not actually clear that it is"
There is an episode of Star Trek in which they come upon a life form that has basically evolved to be this goo like slug organism and they regard it as the most evolved and it’s because of its simplicity. I always remember this episode.
He used to look like he was constantly held at gunpoint Like someone has their finger on the trigger, aiming right at his head while he tries not to stumble over his words
It’s engineered. His personality is purely to increase his company’s rate of influence. In other words his new "openness" seems to be semi deceptive. But not entirely.
I’ve gotta say, I’ve never really been a fan of zuck, but something about him over the past 9-12 months and made me respect him a hell of a lot more. It’s good to see him with that entrepreneurial spirit and fight in his eyes. Dudes grown on me.
I think it's growth hormone or testosterone or something. But not to take anything away from him. He obviously works hard to stay in shape and also is contributing to open source in an amazing way.
More telling his is slip up just a few seconds later - "they're not going to want an AI that sells their competitor's customers... sorry... their competitor's products"
Really great interview Dwarkesh and Mark. I really enjoyed watching and following it through. It's not another antagonistic and sensation looking interview you see coming out everyday on internet. Just a casual professional conversation with very important questions getting asked and being answered in a very friendly and humane manner. Made my day. Thank you!
I have to say man, your tenacity, your interrogative style, which is often in the form of "ok yeah that's interesting now let's talk about something that doesn't exist yet, what do you think about that," when pushed to extracting Mark's self-reflection on his drive to always be building "something that I haven't solved yet" really really worked out. Kudos. I keep dialing into your pod because you just don't let up. awesome.
Zuck seems to always try and be calculated on camera, and I’m glad to see him finally start being more relaxed and comfortable. Love this new light Mark ❤
Got this Podcast as TH-cam Recommendation and subscribed after listening to this conversation...Mark's View on AI was a different perspective and interesting as well. Something new to learn from this conversation
Dwarkesh and I just 7-8 years ago were eating ghost peppers on the back of a charter bus and now this man knows Zuckerberg. What am I doing with my life..
He touched on one thing in particular for my own use case, which is an LLM hamstringing someone incorrectly-when I try to create an image based on a public domain figure like Peter Pan, the model still refuses to create it, even though it totally knows it’s public domain. This kind of stuff should be easy to fix, but these LLMs are black boxes, we aren’t coding them per se, they create their own rules sometimes, I don’t know.
WHAT , dude u have made it . From now on I would regard u as an A-list podcast in the realms of JRE and lex . wow more of this impressive guest scouting and interviewing
We’ve gone from Rogan to Lex and now, finally, there’s a podcaster who is more intelligent than us so that we can learn from two people instead of one. Its 100% more efficient and I like it. Congrats on getting Zuckerberg, its a crowning moment.
Mark is really the good guy; people will realize it sooner or later. His approach has always been about empowering people, unlike a handful of other companies that try to monopolize and create barriers for the small guy.
Stealing and using our data for any reason he wants and you trust this guy? Facebook affecting elections, spreading lies, worsening mental health. This guy has made the world a worse place. Let's see what he does with AI though I doubt he has suddenly changed his tune. EDIT: When he says "Conviction and values". Values? Ha!
What he's doing with Meta AI is certainly great, but he has created a lot of harm through his primary products over the years. Willingly prioritizing profit over the well-being of teenagers, even with internal reports showing the negative effects those products have. I think it's kind of naive to frame him as the good guy.
Hearing about Meta's approach to open sourcing infrastructure (more broadly than AI) was very interesting. Going by 01:05:36, it seems that Zuck himself is quite involved in that strategy.
I really appreciated Mark’s practical take on AI development and his acknowledgement that there are significant real world bottlenecks that software advancement alone won’t solve. A lot of these only AI founders and ceos have built up a ton of hype by making it sound like it will instantly change everything but they are definitely incentivized to spread this idea around to amass more funding and influence in politics and I don’t think government intervention is a good idea just in general for most things, but especially for things that don’t have a track history of causing harm in any meaningful way.
Best way to slow down on investment on AI is to have open source models. Think about Linux, it prevents new operating systems being developed by just existing and being good enough.
Dwarkesh is just so chill interviewing these owner of tech giants and working professionals in th software industry . Any other interviewer would just react like a child being excited but dwarkesh is just to calm and knows how to do his job . A Big applause !!
Is it me or The Zuck is like living his second youth, he's only missing an ear expansion, he even has some weird rizz here. Guys don't be Fooled, AGI is already here, there's no way the Zuck looks this human without an Upgrade
I think Facebook sucked his soul out by being a mature platform. It was not a passion project anymore, and it was just finding ways to exploit the user for more profit. AI is a new field that allowed him to find his interest again. Just go make things and see where it leads you.
Zuck’s model of when open source is really interesting . When his product is best among all existing open source models and not as good as closed products and there is some loose thinking that open source can standardize some infra which helps reduce costs. No shits given to theoretical risks. I love it.
A very rich man called Zuck, thought he would try out his luck, so he made a Llama, who would cause a lots of drama, But Zuck didn't give...many interviews! So when you do see the occasional one, it's a real treat! Thanks!
I think since Sheryl Sandberg is gone, he does not have a communication department telling him what to say, not to say ... he just goes with the flow and be open... fantastic interview
God do I just love the Zuck. Best CEO in tech in my opinion, and all that while Meta / Facebook was one of the most hated companies on earth. Hats off to you Mark!
He’s upgraded his operating system to Llama 3. He’s able to talk more natural and look a lot more natural in his animation. This is a massive step towards AGI.
Zuck is becoming more and more likable every interview. Never thought meta would be the good guy open sourcing AI. Amazing. Huge pat on the back Mr. Zuckerburg, ur previous mishaps are slowly being forgiven.
He's looking and acting extremely human here, must be running llama 3 under the hood.
Jokes a part, I like the new Zuck.
"I really like bbq" "I have my grill behind me here"
He actually became self conscious.
Zuck with the pivot of the century
He does Brazilian jiu-jitsu and smokes meat. Of course he is human.
Bro you made it if you're interviewing Zuck. Congrats homie.
Holy shit this channel has got to blow up now
And he got a good convo out of Zuck. Very insightful.
only down hill from here!
Big facts
And he watches and complimented the show
It looks like Mark might be the first person to actually beat autism
They beat it of out him (in a controlled manner). Just further proof bullying works.
Man u wont know how much i giggled at this comment lol
No. The *uhms and Ahs ahs ehm..!* Are strong with this one..
Rumor has it it was Theo Von, but Mark looks to have conquered a whole different type of 'tism. It’s scary good tbh
@@chynabad9804 It was probably just hanging out with MMA guys instead of silicon valley tech weirdos that drove that change
This was probably Mark's best interview yet.
It wasn't Mark. It was llama 3
human likeness is uncanny
Totally agree - that was awesome to watch. Never been a fan of him, but that insight into his thinking was incredible!
Really think so? Because imo there were too many "what if" and future questions, nobody can really answer. Nothing really gained from those questions. More interesting would have been why Llama-3 is better, what did they do for achieving it, does "open-source" for Meta also revealing their data sets etc.; I don't think this interview was so interesting.
@@thirdeye4654 Yeah, I agree the questions could ve been better
Mark's commitment to open-source deserves HUGE respect, thanks Mark.
Without massive hardware there’s only a limited amount of what you can do with an open source mode like this
It's not open-source..
@@futurecenterofficialyes it is
@@thems_the_brakes It's not only about LLMs, as he mentions also OCP for datacenters, but PyTorch and React too are Meta's creations
@@ActiveGamingUK it's not , have you read the fine print?
a sincere 1 hour conversation with Mark Zuckster on my timeline? oh you know i'm sparking up for this one
Right up there with you!
same
but he is a psychopath
@@tubbysza stop acting out like a woman and have some drugs
@@tubbysza maybe first look up what that means
this is where you see zuck is also a psychology genius (and ready to do anything to achieve his goals). He asked himself what he should do to increase is influence. Look relatable. So he hired a rebranding/restyling coach, changed is way of speaking (more like a normal person), wears an oversized shirt, says he does sports, etc and now it's like it's not the same zuck. But the goal is the same. To be loved and make his company more influential, loved, etc. Among all tech billionaires, he is the most like this, ready to adapt to achieve his goals (learn new languages, skills, change appearance, etc)
On an interview with Lex I believe, he mentioned that he was into extreme sports, but he just sounded robotic. He sounds completely different and more natural here.
He is the most like this? Musk is obsessed with appearing relatable.
he really does have an incredible ability to grow. he changes in ways that he needs to it. it's a lot like steve jobs.
Maybe he learned to mask his autism to be more likable to all the rest. You can’t judge a person with autism on how they speak and what clothes they wear. It’s really sad that we have to mask to be able to be liked. It’s one think to work on communication, but to totally have to change your personality is not accommodating to people who just think differently. Him being different is what made him successful. It takes a lot of effort to learn to talk like a neurotypical, even if I’m sure it helps your career it shouldn’t be necessary
>hires a pr team to make him look good
>Looks good
>Omg he's a psychology expert
Dwarkesh is really the best at interviewing these high calibre tech and historian guests. I feel like I connect with the ideas and information 3 times as much with his interview style, questions and proper pushback. Thank you for podcasting!!
You should have a look at Lex Fridman. 👍
@@Ben_D.Lex is monotonous!
@@Ben_D. he’s great aswell! As a budding academic I get a lot from him, but I find his podcasts aren’t as informative.
@@Ben_D.find Dwarkesh a lot more sophisticated in his questioning and very knowledgeable Lex goes a bit esoteric at times
I agree that he does a good job at this. I unsubscribed from Lex when all of his podcasts started getting several hours long, completely lost focus and became a meandering mess. I appreciate the more focused interview style.
Enjoy folks :)
How did you get Zuck on?
actually the best podcast on AI imo
Shame you didn't ask him how he feels about having so much genocide blood on his hands? He is censoring anything from Palestine but not Israel.
This guy is not ur friend.
You're the new GOAT of podcasting, my friend. Will be bragging to my friends how I used to watch you at 40k subs when you inevitably hit 1 million. Good luck and keep pumping out fantastic content. Love your interview style - you're the only person who asks REALLY good questions.
THIS IS AWESOME, congratulations. You are a great interviewer and the best one for AI related material.
31:25 Interesting cut in the video at 31:42 , I'm very curious to know what that was about. But based on my calculations there's about a 54 to 61 second gap in that cut based on the cloud movements in the background.
There's a lot that could have been said in that 60 seconds, wouldn't be surprised if someone off camera hopped in to tell them to cut, or Mark said something he didn't want to XD
How I got that:
The cut in the video has a cloud with a tip at 1719,202 (in 4k) before the cut, and 1689,189 after the cut. 80 seconds earlier at 30:22 the same cloud tip is visible at 1763,219.
44,17 difference is 80 seconds so
30,13 difference is ~54-61 seconds
touch grass bro
@@jb_kc__ Yeah you're probably right. Just one of the richest men in the world running one of the most powerful companies talking about society transforming technology that may end in the extinction of our lives and everything we know and have ever known.
Probably silly to care about that, I should touch grass instead
@@thenautilator661Oh shit. You’re serious 😂. Cut your internet off for a bit buddy.
@@uncoiledfish2561 assuming you're not trolling, tell me why you think the cut in the video isn't worth my comment/time/interest
Seemed like Mark was caught off guard by the statement about Amazon's power plant and possibly said something a bit speculative/disparaging, or said something about their own plans that he doesn't want in the public space just yet.
Zuck has gotten so much more personable the last few years. I am starting to really like him.
That's what happens when you focus on interpersonal skills versus solely engineering. Its very easy to get stuck in engineering mode and not know how to communicate with fellow human beings.
He got a new update
Is because his doing Jiu Jitsu, that humbles you really fast. OSS
no
I trust Z more than Sam Altman. A lot more.
Dwarkesh, this is one of the best tech interviews I've watched in a long time. Your ads are also brief and to the point-perfect!
he finally did the right concoction of ayahuasca, let go of that stiffness and blossomed into a socal bro. Good job!
marks a fan that’s such a huge compliment if someone who has the means to listen or talk to pretty much anyone listens to u
We reached the singularity, the ZUCK24 is undistinguisheable from a real human being.
beautiful comment!
in 2008 he was an android
He still has long tusks
37:12 Great line 🙂 "I think that another bias that people tend to have is thinking that intelligence is somehow kind of fundamentally connected to life and it's not actually clear that it is"
I thought the same thing. This interview actually had a number of profound thoughts in it. Really a good listen.
@@tmmerlo yes 🙂
There is an episode of Star Trek in which they come upon a life form that has basically evolved to be this goo like slug organism and they regard it as the most evolved and it’s because of its simplicity. I always remember this episode.
The host is asking real smart follow-up questions. This is very rarely the case in podcasts, it's so refreshing.
All of his podcasts sound well researched in advance. It's really great stuff
Can definitely tell that Mark has really settled into himself. At least on camera and in interview. He always seemed so guarded and rehearsed before.
He used to look like he was constantly held at gunpoint
Like someone has their finger on the trigger, aiming right at his head while he tries not to stumble over his words
He was in front of congress…lol
A line of coke helps before interviews
Hes like 40 lol wtf
It’s engineered. His personality is purely to increase his company’s rate of influence. In other words his new "openness" seems to be semi deceptive. But not entirely.
One of the best interviewes of Zuck I've ever heard. Thanks for sharing!
I’ve gotta say, I’ve never really been a fan of zuck, but something about him over the past 9-12 months and made me respect him a hell of a lot more.
It’s good to see him with that entrepreneurial spirit and fight in his eyes. Dudes grown on me.
Yeah he actually seems alive now. I can dig it.
@@Sephaos hes taking human classes
New PR team is doing a good job
Same, this seems like the first time in while where he looked actually excited about tech again
he is the only founder ceo remaining in silicon valley. everyone else has thrown in the towel
Wake up babe, Dwarkesh just released another interview
Yeah I’m pretty sure you don’t have a “babe”
So hyped to see you get top caliber guests, much deserved! 🔥
feel like he's been getting top caliber guests for a long time now but I mean yeah I agree in general this podcast is goated
Bro didn't lie when he said it was not April's fool.
haha yes! I seriously thought it was when he tweeted it!
I love this new version of Mark🔥🔥. Excellent pod!
did Fuckerberg get a updated firmware?
decades of pure evil disappeared overnight in a single podcast. I see now how humanity got to where we are at today.
On what version is he to date ?
@@growthcab Humanizing "Caeser" Zuck version/phase: Pax Romana
Mark has finally shed his skin and now he's got an entirely new body for himself.
The face looks perticularly more human now. 😮😮
updated software as well
@@DaTruthHeals no, not software.
This time it's definitely AI. 😅
the ai that meta is working on is really helping him seem more human 😜
I think it's growth hormone or testosterone or something. But not to take anything away from him. He obviously works hard to stay in shape and also is contributing to open source in an amazing way.
That`s what software updates do.
“Open source is the time between development and proprietary software” is such a funny way of putting it but so true!
What a legendary slip @17:10 for the CEO of a company in a two-sided market
He said the quiet part out loud..
More telling his is slip up just a few seconds later - "they're not going to want an AI that sells their competitor's customers... sorry... their competitor's products"
@@grigrob9he's driving the reality
Wht d u mean
Yeah, for Zuck, the customer is the product.
I was hoping to find a comment mentioning it😂
Zuck comes across so well here, like the most human I've seen him. He seems so at ease and open here. Well done @DwarkeshPatel on a great Interview
Really great interview Dwarkesh and Mark. I really enjoyed watching and following it through. It's not another antagonistic and sensation looking interview you see coming out everyday on internet. Just a casual professional conversation with very important questions getting asked and being answered in a very friendly and humane manner. Made my day. Thank you!
I have to say man, your tenacity, your interrogative style, which is often in the form of "ok yeah that's interesting now let's talk about something that doesn't exist yet, what do you think about that," when pushed to extracting Mark's self-reflection on his drive to always be building "something that I haven't solved yet" really really worked out. Kudos. I keep dialing into your pod because you just don't let up. awesome.
Zuck seems to always try and be calculated on camera, and I’m glad to see him finally start being more relaxed and comfortable. Love this new light Mark ❤
You have solved the problem this channel had with poor audio. Super. Now it sounds natural and clear.
How did Zuck end up being the most normal and possibly the least evil one of these billionaire tech guys?
Least evil? IG is literally facilitating child predators.
Agreed
Meta ending up as the least evil company in AI is also not something I would have expected
What makes him the least evil in your opinion?
Are you high
I was surprised by the honesty in this interview. "Is intelligence fundamentally connected to life?" Great topic!
I like this version of Zuck! It feels like his home environment, nerding out about tech in details.
Zuck's sleeves are the most bizarre length
true
Uniqlo has some like that, oversized style, pretty laxed
Oversizedmate. I believe Zuck is pretty partial to gym-culture. Why not celebrate it?
When you're that rich you can afford the extra fabric and never have to suffer from cold elbows like a pleb.
It’s just oversized get with the trend grandad
Gemini vs GPT is a battle.
But,
Gemma vs Llama is war.
✨
lets fucking goooo
Gemma is a joke. What are you talking about?
@@joaquindominguez3846 may be. Last i checked, it was a model
Got this Podcast as TH-cam Recommendation and subscribed after listening to this conversation...Mark's View on AI was a different perspective and interesting as well. Something new to learn from this conversation
Zuck's really grown on me over the last year or so
Same. I used to despise the guy. I like that he’s been working on his fitness for example.
Somewhere, a pr person in Silicon Valley is smiling at your comment. Calculated effort.
@@boxed119 what, the fitness thing? Yeah I agree
@@socrates2788 who cares about his fitness. he just released the best opensource model in the world today.
@@boxed119Nope
Only thing that can be more exciting than the model releases is this interview.
Thanks Dwarkesh! I hope you reach 100k subs this week!
Dwarkesh and I just 7-8 years ago were eating ghost peppers on the back of a charter bus and now this man knows Zuckerberg. What am I doing with my life..
But that's a good thing right ? Your good friend knowing and interviewing Zuckerberg?
@@Notsosarcastic_02 it’s a great thing!
17:14 Loved the confusion between customers and products there.
Can you explain what he meant there? Or what that unintentional slip was?
@@BharatBased he said "sell their competitors' customers"
Also, in the youtube subtitles „customers“ was deleted at 17:14
is it because customers are the product?
What I love is how transparent this conversation, clearly no preparation done on Zuck’s end
😂
This interview is gonna positively change people’s perception of Zuck. Well done Dwarkesh
Crazy heel click at 55:30!
good spot haha, she must be rlly happy
so random lol
You’ve grown faster in podcasting than Zuck did with social media! Congrats big guy! 👍
Where was this filmed? the elevated walkways in background look awesome
Facebook office?
@@MarcoBonechi elevated walkways 😂😂
Probably mountain view
He touched on one thing in particular for my own use case, which is an LLM hamstringing someone incorrectly-when I try to create an image based on a public domain figure like Peter Pan, the model still refuses to create it, even though it totally knows it’s public domain. This kind of stuff should be easy to fix, but these LLMs are black boxes, we aren’t coding them per se, they create their own rules sometimes, I don’t know.
WHAT , dude u have made it . From now on I would regard u as an A-list podcast in the realms of JRE and lex . wow more of this impressive guest scouting and interviewing
I’m loving Mark’s new energy!
congrats on llama 3 release! the timeline just got better ;)
So happy to see this podcast getting the recognition it deserves. You just need to interview Sam Altman for the AI grand slam.
The humanlike progression of mark is far outpacing the humanlike progression of AI! Mark made a really good case for open source here.
He has been doing a lot of RLHF
The animation and being open sources is a great idea, nice one Mark 👌👌
We’ve gone from Rogan to Lex and now, finally, there’s a podcaster who is more intelligent than us so that we can learn from two people instead of one. Its 100% more efficient and I like it. Congrats on getting Zuckerberg, its a crowning moment.
Sam Harris has been doing it for years
More!
Thanks for contributing to the economic rot and the preeminence of late stage capitalism by doing ads. Its highly appreciated
Mark is really the good guy; people will realize it sooner or later. His approach has always been about empowering people, unlike a handful of other companies that try to monopolize and create barriers for the small guy.
Stealing and using our data for any reason he wants and you trust this guy? Facebook affecting elections, spreading lies, worsening mental health. This guy has made the world a worse place. Let's see what he does with AI though I doubt he has suddenly changed his tune. EDIT: When he says "Conviction and values". Values? Ha!
kind of obvious now in hindsight, absolutely attacked by both sides of MSM
What he's doing with Meta AI is certainly great, but he has created a lot of harm through his primary products over the years. Willingly prioritizing profit over the well-being of teenagers, even with internal reports showing the negative effects those products have. I think it's kind of naive to frame him as the good guy.
yup obvious in hindsight, both sides attacked him relentlessly
@@QuantPhilosopher89propaganda psyops worked on u
Best interview with Zuck I have seen. Previously seen ones with Marques and Lex.
46:50 "We need everyone to have guns, and the good guys will have stronger guns than the bad guys" Appreciate you challenging his assumptions here
Hearing about Meta's approach to open sourcing infrastructure (more broadly than AI) was very interesting. Going by 01:05:36, it seems that Zuck himself is quite involved in that strategy.
17:14 "Sell their competitors customers" lol
Freudian slip 😂
I really appreciated Mark’s practical take on AI development and his acknowledgement that there are significant real world bottlenecks that software advancement alone won’t solve. A lot of these only AI founders and ceos have built up a ton of hype by making it sound like it will instantly change everything but they are definitely incentivized to spread this idea around to amass more funding and influence in politics and I don’t think government intervention is a good idea just in general for most things, but especially for things that don’t have a track history of causing harm in any meaningful way.
There should have been a handshake at the end.. Amazing interview.
bro out here casually dropping some of the most goated podcast episodes! excited to see where you go mate!
Best way to slow down on investment on AI is to have open source models. Think about Linux, it prevents new operating systems being developed by just existing and being good enough.
Yes! Good!
Dwarkesh is just so chill interviewing these owner of tech giants and working professionals in th software industry .
Any other interviewer would just react like a child being excited but dwarkesh is just to calm and knows how to do his job . A Big applause !!
I think he is actually a corpo chill. It is nonetheless watch an hour long advertisement for the model i am already playing with.
@@claxvii177th6 yeah i figured it out that he might be from that field that's why he have the experience
This is an amazing interview - thank you!
DAMNNN!! Ho did you bring him i mean what was the process of bring high profile people on podcasts!?
"when our open source gets good enough, we won't keep it open" - Zuck
The philanthropist offering AGI for ‘free’ is the same individual who ruthlessly captures and sells all our personal information. Quite intriguing.
11:34 i think there’s some research now that shows improving coding performance also improves model reasoning and vice versa
That interview with Sholto Douglas and Trenton Bricken was so very cool too
Dwarkesh is the new Lex Fried men
Lex Fried Men 😭
@@ken_kaneki197 lmao
Way better
1000x better.
Lex "I work at MIT and build Robots, do jiu jitsu to infiltrate into the JRE world and get wett talking about Elon Mah" Fridman 🤡
"I don't understand? Open source should be the temporary time between making things proprietary. " nice one.
Is it me or The Zuck is like living his second youth, he's only missing an ear expansion, he even has some weird rizz here.
Guys don't be Fooled, AGI is already here, there's no way the Zuck looks this human without an Upgrade
Martial arts has been good for him
I think Facebook sucked his soul out by being a mature platform. It was not a passion project anymore, and it was just finding ways to exploit the user for more profit.
AI is a new field that allowed him to find his interest again. Just go make things and see where it leads you.
Zuck’s model of when open source is really interesting . When his product is best among all existing open source models and not as good as closed products and there is some loose thinking that open source can standardize some infra which helps reduce costs. No shits given to theoretical risks.
I love it.
Wow congratz, Zuck. Thats huge!
A very rich man called Zuck, thought he would try out his luck, so he made a Llama, who would cause a lots of drama, But Zuck didn't give...many interviews! So when you do see the occasional one, it's a real treat! Thanks!
Man, doing sports really does wonders to disembodied nerdoids
First time listener- GREAT episode!Subscribed, and I’ll be baaach.
Anthropic CEO ✔️
DeepMind CEO ✔️
Llama CEO ✔️
OpenAI’s real brain(Ilya sutskever)✔️
He's more personable and his questions are better than Lex. Hope he gets Sam or Elon at some point.
@@cagnazzo82Sam is excellent but for Elon I would be always sceptical.
I think since Sheryl Sandberg is gone, he does not have a communication department telling him what to say, not to say ... he just goes with the flow and be open... fantastic interview
is zuck actually slowly becoming human
Has his nose returned to normal size? Who is Geppetto though?
God do I just love the Zuck. Best CEO in tech in my opinion, and all that while Meta / Facebook was one of the most hated companies on earth. Hats off to you Mark!
31:40 WHAT DID HE SAY
Interesting cut
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Damn how do one bring such fancy guests ?
yeah i dont understand, who is this guy? how does he have this kind of access?
He is respected in tech
Can’t believe how much technology has progressed in the past few years, mark zuckerberg looks so realistic here
sorry to be so cringe but i am the first one to be here
He’s upgraded his operating system to Llama 3. He’s able to talk more natural and look a lot more natural in his animation. This is a massive step towards AGI.
I like how Mark is becoming more human with every podcast he does
It’s ai, not real, open your eyes. Very obvious.
Best interviewer ever! Legit knows more than all of AI podcasts bros.
Hmmm, I think AI should just be illegal. Problem solved
Thank goodness no one asked. Accelerate.
That became impossible when Victoria Nuland coup'd Ukraine in 2014. If not when GW Bush invited Ukraine and Georgia to NATO 2007.
This interview felt REAL. Some REAL questions from Dwarkesh to Zuck. Sickkkk!
since you had Amodei on I knew this channel was the next big thing, congrats
congratulations fam! its been such a treat watching you grow!!
Thanks for getting zuck online
Great podcast. Love hearing Mark's views on his vision for AI and the fact he's foreseeing the dangers ahead.
Zuck is becoming more and more likable every interview. Never thought meta would be the good guy open sourcing AI. Amazing. Huge pat on the back Mr. Zuckerburg, ur previous mishaps are slowly being forgiven.
Good on Zucc for shutting down the interviewer's tech bro AI existential risk nonsense