The Imagination In Action conference at Samberg Conference Center (MIT) gathered the brightest minds in AI, such as Stephen Wolfram of Wolfram Alpha and Wolfram Research, Vinod Khoskla of Khoshla Ventures, Brian Halligan (Hubspot co-founder), Lauren Clement (VP Prudential), Lisa Huang (Head of AI at Fidelity Investments) Karl Roessner (CEO Vestmark), Catherine Havasi (Chief of Innovation Babel Street), Lex Fridman (MIT luminary) Sam Altman (CEO of OpenAI) and many more.
Just a few quotes from the summit:
“AI is an enabling technology, like electricity. ChatGPT is the like the first telephone that works.”
“..the thing that people should be doing is to learn how to think broadly… learn what types of questions to ask… much of (today’s) education is based on industrial age thinking of learning to build specific things “ChatGPT is good at sounding correct, without actually being correct… just like humans.”
“….we need to keep focus on rapidly increasing capability, not rapidly increase number like parameters. The number of parameters that a model is trained on is no longer the the key metric… who knows the CPU speed of their smart phone?”
“…Let’s work from the future back….64% of all jobs in world will done by AI.”
“Every piece of the enterprise is going go through a transformation of the user interface. …at Hubspot instead of reports, users now just ask an AI-interface what my is the month lead growth is… the user interface to enterprise apps has fundamentally changed. This is as big as the move away from DOS.”
“Generative AI is teaching us that the way you speak is actually code itself.”
