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This episode explores the massive global buildout of AI infrastructure and the rapid evolution of AI models with Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman. Robin Rombach, CEO of Black Forest Labs, discusses the use of generative AI in creative fields like filmmaking, including their work with Martin Scorsese, and the future of AI in robotics, emphasizing open source and real-world application.
Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman says AI isn't just efficiency, it's an engine for abundance. Discover how it could cure disease, provide unlimited resources, and personalize education for every child.
Forget prompt engineering. New AI models like GLM 52 understand user intent and even self-reason, signaling a massive shift in how you build.
AI's global compute buildout rivals ancient mega-projects, with demand 'insatiable' and Cerebras reporting a $25 billion backlog. Founders: design for scarcity.
Jason Calacanis and Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman explain why open source AI models are catching up fast and becoming essential for data control in regulated sectors.
Andrew Feldman and Robin Rombach unveil AI's exponential leap: recursive learning fueling world models that understand physics, enabling robotic action and superintelligence.