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The Story of Replit AI Agent
The coming of Replit's AI Agent marks a momentous shift in the technology world. Its ability to autonomously build entire applications, starting from writing code to managing deployments, transforms the way work is executed. As it gathers data from numerous users, this AI Agent functions independently, refining itself via feedback and new information. In extending its scope to non-technical users, it shows scope for widespread adoption.
The Rise of Safe Super Intelligence Inc
Bringing together titans of the investing world such as Sequoia Capital and DST Global, Safe Super Intelligence, or SSI, has established a prominent presence in the AI landscape. Equipped with a billion-dollar funding and a vision to enhance AI safety and regulatory compliance, it plans to outdo its market rivals by housing top-tier talent and boosting its computing power.
A Niche Content Leader: Microsoft’s WorkLab Podcast
Sponsored by Microsoft, the WorkLab Podcast sets its sights on leaders, highlighting evolving work trends. Launching on September 12th, this platform explores the AI-powered advantages that organizations can leverage, providing actionable insights and real-life lessons.
Security-focused Business AI: Introduction of Anthropic's Claude Enterprise
Anthropic's Claude Enterprise is an AI tool designed specifically for business needs with enhanced security and controls, encompassing audit logs and role-based access. With native GitHub integration coming this fall, this tool seeks to significantly streamline programming tasks.
A World of Smarter Phones: Apple’s Generative AI Initiative
Apple's AI continues to break ground with its new iPhone 16 lineup and updates to Apple Watches and AirPods. The new additions feature generative AI capabilities, with the improved Siri interface making for a captivating user experience. Yet, potential delays for new Mac models hint at possible supply chain issues.
Marrying AI with image capabilities: Google’s Ask Photos AI Feature
Google has upped its game with the introduction of the Ask Photos AI Feature. This new technology allows users to query for specific photo details such as locations and events, making use of Gemini AI models. The search capabilities have received an upgrade with natural language search, making image search easier and more intuitive than ever.
Concerns over Claude Enterprise's Pricing & Strategy
Claude Enterprise, despite its promise, presents concerns relating to its pricing and strategic positioning. Critics have questioned its lack of real-time information access when compared with competitors. The lack of transparency in pricing models has also been a major point of contention.
Salesforce's Strategic Pivot into AI: Agent Force
Salesforce's shift to automate customer service tasks using AI agents has introduced another player into the AI arena. With the integration of Claude models into Salesforce's Einstein AI capabilities, Salesforce aims to make a mark in the competitive AI industry.
OpenAI's Pricing Considerations: Affordability vs. Sophistication
The continuous evolution of AI has led OpenAI to consider implementing a high-priced subscription model for its advanced models. Market rivals keenly await the outcome of these discussions, as they will profoundly impact the AI subscription model landscape and accessibility.
The Future of AI and OpenAI's Upcoming Model
OpenAI, a dominant player in the AI industry, teases the development of a new model, tentatively called "GPT Next". A significant upgrade is expected, further solidifying OpenAI's leadership position in the industry.
Topics Covered in This Episode
1. Upcoming Apple Announcements
2. Replit AI Agent
3. Safe Super Intelligence Inc (SSI)
4. Claude Enterprise and partnership
5. Salesforce Developments
6. OpenAI Developments
Podcast Transcript
Jordan Wilson [00:00:17]:
We are hours away from Apple's new iPhone announcements, their first AI, first iPhone. Is Salesforce getting away from sales? And how did a 3 month old startup raise $1,000,000,000 to focus on SafeAI? We're gonna be answering all of those questions today and more on everyday AI. What's going on y'all? My name is Jordan Wilson, and I'm the host. And everyday AI is for you. It's your daily livestream podcast and free daily newsletter, helping us all learn and leverage generative AI to grow our companies and to grow our careers. Before we dive in a little bit, I'm excited about bringing you the AI news that matters. But first, I wanted to shout out our sponsor for today, the work the WorkLab podcast from Microsoft. So why should you listen to the WorkLab podcast from Microsoft? Because it's made for leaders who know they must adapt to stay ahead.
Jordan Wilson [00:01:14]:
WorkLab is the place to find real life lessons and actionable insights to prepare you for the next phase of AI at work. That's worklab. No spaces available wherever you get your podcast. Alright. More on work, WorkLab here in a bit, but let's talk about the AI news that matters. If you are new here joining on the podcast, thank you for tuning in. We do this almost every single Monday because you can spend literally countless hours trying to keep up with AI or you can just tune in here every Monday on the podcast on the live stream. So thank you for, all of our live audience joining us.
Jordan Wilson [00:01:51]:
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Jordan Wilson [00:02:13]:
Appreciate y'all tuning in. So let's jump straight into it and talk about the AI news that matters for this week. It's a big one, y'all. We got a lot going on. So Apple is preparing for its glow time event with the new iPhone powered by on device AI. So in, like, 3 and a half hours, Apple is set to unveil a range of new products at its glow time announcement today, which should include the new iPhone 16 lineup, new Apple Watches, and new updates to AirPods. So the Apple event later today, like I said, just in a few hours, is a sick is significant for those of us who follow all things AI, even if you aren't interested in Apple at all, as many of the hardware announcements are tied to Apple's generative AI initiative called Apple Intelligence. So the new iPhone 16 series is expected to feature edge to edge displays with the Pro Max model potentially increasing its screen size from 6.69 to 6.86 inches.
Jordan Wilson [00:03:20]:
Yeah. So, apparently, that's that's a headline. But there are also speculations regarding new Mac computers, but announcements for m 4 Max may be postponed until November due to supply chain issues. Alright. So let's talk about why this is pretty, noteworthy here. Well, part of it is because there's been a recent trend of more minor upgrades in the iPhone models, and that's led to a slump in sales, making the iPhone 16's innovative AI features even more critical for the company's future. The iPhone 16 is anticipated to be the first model specifically designed for advanced AI features, which could enhance user experience significantly. So Apple's new iPhone 16 is expected to leverage both edge AI or on device AI with a small language model approach, focused on enhancing user experience while maintaining data privacy and then also connecting to OpenAI's GPT 4 o for more complex AI requirements.
Jordan Wilson [00:04:25]:
New features for Siri, including an updated interface and better app integration will be showcased, emphasizing the role of AI in daily tasks. Alright. So, we will have this in our newsletter today, so it might go out an hour or so late, but just so you can keep up with everything that matters. And and this one is pretty big and I've been saying this for more than a year. Apple is late to the party here when it comes to generative AI, but we will see if they can do it correctly, if they can implement generative AI correctly. So, yeah, that is something, at their WWDC conference back in June. Not a lot of people realize is that Apple is actually working with 2 separate, kind of techniques under the hood, for its AI. So first is a small language model that is app actually Apple built in house, and they didn't even really talk about that at their keynote.
Jordan Wilson [00:05:14]:
It was just kind of a footnote, which I found interesting, but it does seem like a majority of, queries that users may ask about are actually just going to be, tapping into OpenAI's, chat GPT app. So pretty interesting kind of 2 tiered approach here from Apple, kind of being the last major player, to bring Edge AI to a device. But this is going to be a big one, for, I think, for the future of how we all interface, with AI. Yes. It will still be available, I believe, on the last 2, most powerful, iPhones. So the iPhone 15 Pro and the iPhone 15 Pro Max. But for everyone else, you will have to, if you do want this Apple intelligence, you will have to be upgrading to the iPhone 16, which will be announced here in a few hours. So Apple putting a pretty big bet here, that essentially this AI and Apple intelligence is going to be enough, to kind of force people to upgrade to a new device when the last couple of updates have been kind of incremental.
Jordan Wilson [00:06:17]:
Right? I know a lot of people that, you know, have hung on to the same iPhone for, you know, 3, 4, 5 years, just because the updates haven't been super significant. Alright. So hey. Hey, Penelope. Yes. Thank you. I am feeling better. Last last, last Monday, I was not feeling that great for the AI news that matters.
Jordan Wilson [00:06:35]:
Alright. Let's here's here's a big one that I don't think people are talking about. It's technically kind of small, but I think it's pretty big. So Google Google has introduced finally its Ask Photos AI feature to enhance image search using AI. So Google is finally rolling out its new Ask Photos feature, which allows users to interact with their photo libraries in innovative ways, marking a significant advancement in the use of AI for personal photo management. So this development is particularly newsworthy as it showcases how AI can streamline the process of finding and organizing personal memories. So the Ask Photos feature from Google enables Google Photos users to ask specific questions about their photos, such as where did we camp last time we went to Yosemite? Or, you know, show me pictures of my son as he's learned to walk over the last couple of months. And then it's going to utilize Google's Gemini AI models.
Jordan Wilson [00:07:34]:
The photo app will then respond based on the content of the images and provide relevant pictures related to the inquiry. So, users can also request summaries of, as an example, recent vacations or if you attended a conference and took a bunch of photos, or select the best family photos for shared albums, enhancing the overall user experience. So Google did announce and roll out a wait list available for users to sign up and access this feature on their website indicating a phased rollout. So in addition to Ask Photos, Google is improving its classic search functionality, allowing searches using more natural language like Alice and me laughing or kayaking on a lake surrounded by mountains. Right? So, essentially, just conversational search. So pretty, like like I said, this isn't a I don't think this grabbed a lot of headlines, but I think it's a pretty, pretty big announcement here from Google that they are finally rolling this out after teasing it back at their developer conference. What was that? Back in May. Alright.
Jordan Wilson [00:08:37]:
So, yeah, Google I think Google has this tendency to announce things and then, like, 4, 5, 6 months later, we might be seeing it roll out. So here's one in the ask Google or ask photos, that we're finally getting from, from Google. And hey. Like I said, just right there, big pretty big news from both Apple and Google, curious livestream audience and and podcasts peeps. Shoot shoot me an email. I I put my my LinkedIn in there. Put put the email as well. Let me know if you're excited about any of these, announcements.
Jordan Wilson [00:09:09]:
Alright. Next one. This one, I think, is interesting. So Replit has launched an AI agent to revolutionize software developments. Yeah. Hey. Even for non coders, even if you're not a developer, listen up because I think this is changing things. Right? So Replit has introduced an AI engine or sorry, an AI agent.
Jordan Wilson [00:09:34]:
Essentially, it's an engine that can autonomously build entire applications, marking a pretty significant, shift here in software development. So the new AI agent operates with greater independence, than traditional coding assistance, making decisions, and executing tasks without constant user input. Yeah. It's pretty impressive. You just tell it, hey. Build me, you know, build me an application that does this, and it just kind of does it. Right? All of it. So it learns and adapts over time, improving its performance based on feedback and new information, which could dramatically change how developers approach their products.
Jordan Wilson [00:10:17]:
Also, Replit's AI agents can handle the entire software development life cycle from writing code to managing deployments, thereby streamlining the entire process. Right? I think a lot of cases, this can take it from multiple days, multiple hours to at least getting something usable out in, like, a couple of minutes or at least less than an hour, you know, depending on kind of your current skill set in the area. So Replit has leveraged a vast amount of data from its millions of users to train the new AI agent, making it more effective in completing complex tasks autonomously. So one of the standout features is the bounty service, where users can request software projects, providing valuable real world data for training AI agents. So Replit is obviously not alone in this space. Competitors like Microsoft's GitHub Copilot and startups like Cognition, Cursor has one that's been blowing up online lately, and Magic, they're all also developing similar tools. So as AI agents are taking over some of these more routine tasks, software developers will need to adapt by focusing on higher level creative problem solving skills. So right now the Replit AI agent is currently in beta for core and Teams subscribers, so those are their paid plans, suggesting that early adopters will and paid users will have the first opportunity to explore these new capabilities.
Jordan Wilson [00:11:48]:
So according to Replit CEO, Amjad Masad, this innovation is not about replacing developers, but enhancing their creative potential in making software development more accessible for everyone. You know, I'm curious out there. You know, and when I created Everyday AI, one of the reasons I set it up the way I did is because I wanted this to be a place for nontechnical people to learn about generative AI. But now here we are a year and a half after I started this thing, and now it's like even people without a lot of tech skills can start to do, these very complex tasks. Right? If you would have told me even 3 years ago that you could develop an entire app or, you know, an entire web project with a simple prompt and you could get it live, I would have been, like, that's pretty wild. So, you know, I'm curious. Would you all like to see, a little bit more on this technical side? Right? Would you like to see whether it's tutorials or dedicated shows, you know, on these AI agents, software development, replic, cursor, etcetera. Like I said, maybe if you are brand new, if you're not a technical person, this might sound super technical, but I promise you it's actually not.
Jordan Wilson [00:13:01]:
Right? Yeah. I'm a little bit of a geek, but I'm not someone that that that hand codes or hand develops. Although I can you know, I understand the basics of, you know, JavaScript, Python, CSS, HTML, all of those things, but, you know, I'm curious to our podcast audience and livestream audience. Hit me up with a message. Let me know if we should be, covering this, a a little bit more. Michael says yes, and someone from, one a Lee here says definitely more AI coding. Alright. So, yeah, let me know if you guys wanna see more of that.
Jordan Wilson [00:13:30]:
I think I think it should be. If I'm being honest, I I think it's pretty interesting, and it changes things. So speaking of changing things, my gosh. So Safe Super Intelligence Inc has secured $1,000,000,000 to develop advanced AI systems. So, Safe Super Intelligence Inc or SSI is obviously founded by a very notable figure, in AI, which is former, OpenAI cofounder Ilya Sutskever. So they've raised $1,000,000,000 to advance their mission of creating safe artificial intelligence that exceeds human capabilities. Yeah. SSI.
Jordan Wilson [00:14:15]:
This is wild. So this significant funding illustrates the ongoing interest from investors in foundational AI research even as the market shows signs of cooling reportedly. I don't think so. Anyway, so SSI was cofounded, like I said, by Ilya Sutskeber, former cofounder of OpenAI, and it has quickly gained a valuation of approximately $5,000,000,000 according to anonymous sources. So yes, this was some exclusive reporting from Reuters. So SSI plans to utilize the funds to enhance its computing power and attract top tier talent aiming to build a small trusted team of researchers and engineers based in Palo Alto and Tel Aviv. So major investors this round include the usual who's who of of VCs, so Sequoia Capital, DST Global, etcetera. So, the founders have emphasized the importance of surrounding the company with investors who align with their mission of ensuring the development of safe superintelligence while focusing on research and development before launching products.
Jordan Wilson [00:15:24]:
So this initiative from SSI comes at a time when AI safety has really become a critical concern with fears that unregulated AI could pose risks to humanity, prompting legislative efforts in California to impose safety regulations on tech companies. Yeah. We've talked about that, the last last week when we went over the AI news that matters, kind of that new, California AI bill. So Seth Skiver, who previously served as OpenAI's chief scientist and cofounder, noted that SSI's approach to scaling AI will differ from his former employer, hinting at more innovative strategies without disclosing specifics. So, like I talked about, the company right now is really focused on 2 things, hiring some of the smartest people in the world and compute. Right? So it seems like anytime a company raises, you know, I don't know, 10,000,000, a 100,000,000, or in this case, a $1,000,000,000, it is a race for two things. Who can we kind of, lure away? Who are some of the smartest people in the world that we can lure away from other companies? And how many GPUs from NVIDIA can we get our hands on. Right? It seems like anytime a company raises, you know, you know, 100 of 1,000,000 or a $1,000,000,000, that's what it's about.
Jordan Wilson [00:16:40]:
But, hey, those are the those are the resources that are scarce right now. Right? So right now, compute is almost is becoming, almost too too cheap to meter, right, but you still need, the the GPUs to create that. So, so this funding round right now in the establishment of SSI highlight the ongoing demand for talent and resources in the AI sector, which could influence job seekers and startups looking to make their mark in the industry. Yeah. The SSI. Y'all, you gotta keep an eye on it. I'm telling you, I don't know what they're gonna be coming out with, but even some of the talent that they've attracted so far, it is worth keeping an eye on. Alright.
Jordan Wilson [00:17:24]:
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Jordan Wilson [00:18:26]:
Back to the AI news. This one, we talked about it last week, but Anthropic has launched Claude Enterprise with GitHub integration, kind of, to enhance programming tasks. So Anthropic has officially launched Claude Enterprise, a business focused tool designed to offer enhanced security and administrative controls, making it a noteworthy development in the AI landscape. So the new cloud, Claude Enterprise is featuring a native GitHub integration. So figure, talking about companies that, you know, have a lot of coding and development projects. This will be good, although that's not being rolled out yet. It's, being rolled out later this fall. So the new tool, from if you wanna call it that, I guess the new software, right, Claude Enterprise, is built with more robust security measures, including audit logs and role based access with fine grained permissions ensuring compliance and security for organizations.
Jordan Wilson [00:19:25]:
Pricing for Claude Enterprise is tailored to each organization. I'm not a fan of that, allowing companies to work with Anthropic's sales team to customize their plans based on unique use cases. So the launch of Claude Enterprise is part of Anthropic's strategy to attract larger clients and tap into those enterprise budgets, a competitive necessity in the AI market. So this release coincides with a shift in the industry from initial excitement about generative AI towards a focus on return on investment and risk mitigation. So, also, Anthropic's collaboration with Amazon. Right? That's a big piece there, which invested $4,000,000,000 in the company, aims to provide users with a secure environment through AIs, through Amazon's AI Marketplace, Bedrock. So a couple of things, and, you know, we talked about this last week on the show. We went over kind of, like, what's new and does this matter.
Jordan Wilson [00:20:23]:
And I'll say this. Personally, I'm not a huge fan of how Anthropic rolled out Enterprise. Number 1, I just talked about it there. There is, reportedly no set pricing tier. You have to sign up, and, apparently, pricing is based on how your company is going to use it. So like I talked about last week, not a fan, of that. I would love if they set tiers. Right? So, you know, yeah.
Jordan Wilson [00:20:51]:
You might not wanna have a blank, you know, $30 or $50 a month per user, if you have extremely high usage. So I would have liked to see from Anthropic, more of a tiered approach. Right? So, yes, if your, you know, company does need to use this way more, you know, you might have to pay more, but I would have at least like to see them be a little more transparent with their pricing and set actual tiers or limits. So not a fan of that. Also, talked about this last week, and, you know, you can go back and listen to that show. Right now, I would not advise companies, at least as it stands today, for the most part to use Claude Enterprise, unless you are a development heavy company or unless this is just for, developers. One of the main reasons, well, the pro is the GitHub integration once that does fully launch, but it apparently will will be slowly rolling out, this fall. But the reason why I cannot, really recommend this to anyone is because right now, Claude is the only major large language model that does not have access to real time information.
Jordan Wilson [00:21:59]:
So like we talked about, Chat GPT does. Microsoft Copilot does. Google Gemini does. Anthropic Claude does not. And that is key because employees, right, even though, yes, there are great ways within Anthropic to bring in your data, it is all static data. Right? So, you know how quickly things in your business change, how quickly your, the the market, the niche that you compete in changes without access to up to date real time data, could not recommend Anthropic Cloud enterprise as it is now, to customers. I couldn't. Right? So, yeah, people, you know, pay us all the time to consult, and I'd love to be able to recommend that, but you can't right now.
Jordan Wilson [00:22:40]:
So, that's something to keep an eye on. Well, kind of speaking of Claude anthropic or anthropic Claude, so a little bit more on that. But right now, Salesforce is making a bold move into AI with Agent Force and that is signaling a new era for the popular CRM maker. So Salesforce CEO, Marc Benoist emphasized the company's shift toward generative AI, including a new product called Agent Force, a platform designed to create autonomous AI agents for businesses. So this pivot comes as Salesforce aims to redefine customer relationships man, CRMs in the competitive landscape of AI technology. Salesforce will be launching Agent Force at the upcoming Dreamforce conference next week in San Francisco, allowing users to build AI powered agents that can automate customer service tasks and make decisions. So the platform represents a significant advancement beyond traditional AI chatbots positioning Salesforce to, to better compete against rivals like the leaders in the space, Microsoft and SAP. So the Salesforce CEO described this moment as a, quote, unquote, hard pivot for the company, likening it to starting over as an AI agent startup after 25 years in the CRM business.
Jordan Wilson [00:24:10]:
So he's invoked this concept of, show sin or the beginner's mind to encourage innovation and adaptability within the company as it embraces new technology. So right now, Salesforce annual revenue stands at $38,000,000,000 and the company employs 75,000 people, highlighting its significant presence in the CRM space. Yeah. It is the most significant. So Salesforce has also, like I just talked about, partnered with Anthropic to enhance its new Einstein AI capabilities by integrating the Claude Miles, models. So that's Claude 35 Sonnet and then Claude 3 Opus and Claude 3 Haiku, available through Amazon Bedrock, allowing customers to customize, AI powered applications across Einstein AI. So, yeah, Salesforce's AI agent, Einstein. So despite strong second quarter earnings from Salesforce, analysts remain skeptical about Salesforce's ability to maintain its competitive edge in AI, noting that the company must deliver on its promises.
Jordan Wilson [00:25:16]:
So this is a pretty bold transition by Salesforce, and it's probably gonna impact a lot of professionals and businesses because it's highlighting they are doing this hard shift. So it should be interesting because so many companies have really built the backbone of their business on Salesforce's traditional CRM products. So it's it's going to be, interesting to see in the coming quarters years how much ongoing attention there is to its kind of traditional core business versus this reported hard shift. Right? So literally, the CEO talking about now a hard pivot and, you know, focusing almost like a startup even though they are one of the largest companies in the world. So, yeah, we'll be, you know, in the newsletter, we'll be covering, Dreamforce next week. Alright. So last but not least, speaking of big companies, big price hikes, question mark? So, yeah, OpenAI is considering a high priced subscription for upcoming AI models. So according to reports from the information, OpenAI is reportedly exploring the possibility of offering high priced subscriptions for its next generation language models, which could have significant implications for users and the competitive landscape of AI technology.
Jordan Wilson [00:26:41]:
So internal discussions according to the information at OpenAI have considered subscription prices reaching up to $2,000 per month for advanced models, in the future like strawberry and Orion. And, hey. Thank you to our audience. You know what? This is it's live, unedited, unscripted. So, you know, a lot of times I mispronounce something, so thank you all, for telling me I was mispronouncing Orion. Right? So although, these $2,000 a month figures are just reports and obviously still under consideration, there is skepticism about whether the final pricing will be that high. So the potential pricing strategy reflects the growing demand for sophisticated, AI tools as companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, Amazon, Microsoft, everyone seek to enhance their capabilities and services and to get a return on the investments they're making in these large language models and generative AI systems. So competitors such as Microsoft, Google, and Anthropic are also likely monitoring these developments closely as pricing decisions could influence their own offerings in the future.
Jordan Wilson [00:27:52]:
Also, the willingness of customers to pay for these AI services will play a crucial role in shaping the future of AI subscriptions and accessibility. So according to sources familiar with the matter, the outcome of these discussions could redefine how businesses and individuals interact with advanced AI technologies in the near future. So are we actually going to see these, kind of if it is called Orion GPT 5, are are we actually going to see a $2,000 a month model? I would say probably not. Right? I I I think companies are very intentional about information that they leak, to to to the media, to journalists. Right? I was a former journalist for 7 years, and, you know, you had to think with a grain of salt, you know, what these big tech companies are leaking out there. They probably wanted to get some sticker shock out there if I'm being honest. Will there be a higher tiered model once we see these much more powerful, whether it's called GPT 5, Orion, you know. We've heard about strawberry and how, you know, technically this strawberry mode, according to reports is right now being vetted by the federal government and will reportedly be used to create synthetic data for OpenAI's next model.
Jordan Wilson [00:29:06]:
So, yeah, we'll be kind of standard, you know, $20 a month, you know, chat gpt plus or the standard, you know, $30 chat gpteems, teams subscription, will they get access to these more advanced models, or might we see a much pricier, tier? Or maybe those, tiers are going to face much stricter limits. So we're not sure, but this announcement comes on the heels of right when the CEO of OpenAI Japan announced at the KDDI Summit last week that the upcoming GPT Next model will be 100 times more powerful than GPT 4. Also an OpenAI spokesperson did confirm that the terminology GPT Next. So, yeah, we've seen all these different, acronyms and names being thrown around. So an open AI spokesperson did confirm that GPT next is not the actual name of the model, but just a nod toward what is happening next in the GPT kind of family. So, this yeah. So we did see this kind of these these two stories come out back to back where, essentially, it's saying that, hey. The next version of GPT could be 100 times more powerful than the current version, and then we saw, coincidentally, I don't know, a price tag that is, a 100 times as much as the current $20 a month.
Jordan Wilson [00:30:33]:
Right? So might we see a 10 x increase, $200 a month, $2,000 a month? I don't think it's going to go that high. Right? But at least these discussions are being made. Right? Which, you you know, I think businesses need to keep an eye out on these stories. You know, because when you are building whatever AI solutions for your company, number 1, you need to avoid vendor lock in, but you also need to be able to test different models and to find out which one is best for your business. Yeah. Joe saying, yeah. Wow. 2 k a month.
Jordan Wilson [00:31:09]:
That's greedy. I yeah. I mean, who knows though. Right? So we've also seen reports, you know, OpenAI a couple of months ago kind of had this, you know, 5 step plan toward AGI Leads. Right? But maybe, who knows, maybe this isn't coming out for another 2 years. Right? And if that $2,000 a month model I don't know. Right? Maybe if we've, quote, unquote, achieved AGI by then, even though it's it's a moving target, I don't know. I think a lot of companies, even small businesses, right, might pay $2,000 if that's the only way.
Jordan Wilson [00:31:43]:
And if it is, you know, very advanced agentic like AGI platform, I don't know. Companies might pay $2,000 a month. You know? If it is an incremental, increase to a a model where it's at now, I don't think so. But you have to think about this as well. The g p t four family is now almost what is it? More than a year and a half old. Right? It's it's it's gonna be 2 years old soon. So, yes, there's been big upgrades in, big upgrades in, both performance and speed and cost in GPT 4 turbo, GPT 4 o, GPT 4 o Mini, which is great for developers. So we've seen these pretty big, dare I say, incremental updates, but we haven't seen a really seismic shift from OpenAI.
Jordan Wilson [00:32:30]:
And whether you're a fan or not, OpenAI is the leader in the space, and it's not even close. Right? Yes. Companies like Meta and Anthropic and, Google and even Microsoft working on their own models have have, you know, kind of closed the gap. But right now, it's still not close. Right? OpenAI in their model that is still technically, right, based on the, framework of a year and a half old is still by far the most powerful large language model in the world. So I don't know. We might see a pretty sizable shift in terms of capabilities. I would be, flabbergasted if it's actually a 100 x.
Jordan Wilson [00:33:11]:
I don't think that's, I don't think that's possible in the next year or 2, but who knows? Who am I? I'm just I'm just a guy here talking to the smartest people in the world and bringing all of the news to you. Alright. Speaking of bringing the AI news to you, if this was helpful, you need to bring this to others. We spend hours every single day cutting through the fluff to only bring you the AI news that matters. So both yes on our Monday series, but also through the rest of the week when we do, you know, kind of dive into deep topics, when we bring in expert guests. Got a lot of guests in the next, coming weeks that I think you're gonna be excited about. So if this is helpful, please share this with others. And also, go check out I think we're gonna wrap this up this week.
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