A lot happening at Davos, a lot of conversations that are important for us to recount here.

In past years, it was dominated by politicians and economic policy, then it kind of moved to internet a little bit.

This year, all they are knocking on the door of these incredible capabilities, right?

The ability to build basically machines out of sand.

Maybe it would be good to have a bit of slightly slower pace than we're currently predicting

even my timelines so that we can get this right.

Should we slow down? What's the path humanity should take?

I think what's likely to happen post-AGI is...

Where do you see the US in China right now in the AI race?

I still think that the US is in the lead. I think that our models are better, our chips are better.

But they do have other advantages. There are spinning up power generation faster than we are. That's one area.

If you believe that energy is at the heart of it and is the core of the inner loop, China's going to go way ahead anyway. But I think the real differentiator in the race is going to be applicationally or

dominance, not frontier benchmarks. The problem is that you always need a bad guy in a movie.

Now that's a moonshot, ladies and gentlemen.

Welcome everybody to Moonshots.

Another episode of WTF here with DB2, AWG, and Saleem.

Saleem, I guess I have to use a second or, what's your middle initial, Salim?

I don't have one.

Oh, all right. You're killing.

S-I.

Okay. We're going to. You're killing. S.I. Okay.

Well, we're going to have to adopt one for you.

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