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Part 3 closes the hardware discussion with cloud economics, chip competition and overordering, then follows Milind’s work from video understanding to applied AI at Capital One.
Marble turns text and images into editable 3D scenes. Its camera control makes that useful today; learning how worlds behave remains a larger challenge.
A July 2023 conversation between Latent Space and Practical AI explores what turns model capabilities into useful systems: operations, evaluation, local data, customization and user experience.
How model size, data quality, human preferences, and tool use shaped Llama—and the research still needed to make agents more capable.
Agents can assemble financial research faster than an analyst can, but judgment, market regimes, and trusted data still matter. Part 2 of 3 follows a forecasting experiment into the economics of AI infrastructure and Microsoft’s software dilemma.
Fast experiments, reproducible trials, changing inputs, and production feedback belong in the same engineering workflow.
Part 3 of 3 follows the closing Q&A, research AMA recap, and two demos: reasoning limits, immigration drafting, and a prototype that turns o1’s plans into executable code.
Learning from rewarded attempts, building a competition checkpoint, and confronting the gaps in planning, data efficiency, and research judgment.
Sora explores what video generation can learn about the world. Genie adds frame-by-frame actions. Part 1 follows their mechanisms, demonstrations, and limits on the path toward agent training.
Part 4 follows flow matching into crystals and discrete tokens, then examines efficient image synthesis, controllable speech, synthetic pretraining data, and DeCAF’s legacy in computer vision.
Why reinforcement learning’s uneven generalization makes workflow context, product design, and learning from mistakes central to Cursor’s ambitions.
Part 5 of 6 follows DeCAF’s transfer-learning legacy, Lucas Beyer’s case for captioning and reward tuning, Ashley Edwards’s path from robot imitation to Genie, and Seung Jae Lee’s introduction to tokenized behavior generation.
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