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Reid Hoffman on Presidential Politics and 'All Things AI'

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4.717 Ratings

🗓️ 11 January 2024

⏱️ 21 minutes

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The OpenAI cofounder sees the technology as "the steam engine of the mind."

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0:00.0

Hello everyone and welcome to At Bairns.

0:05.3

I'm Andy Surwer and welcome to our guest, Reid Hoffman, entrepreneur, venture capitalist,

0:11.2

author, thought leader, co-founder of LinkedIn, who's now working almost exclusively on AI.

0:18.3

Reid, great to see you.

0:19.3

Great to see you.

0:20.3

It's been far too long, although we've known each other for years.

0:24.6

Absolutely.

0:25.6

Going all the way back to the PayPal Mafia days.

0:28.6

Exactly.

0:29.6

So let's start and talk about your AI portfolio career right now.

0:36.6

And can you give us the lay of the land in terms of all of your

0:40.5

various activities? There's obviously some creation of kind of companies. So like I've co-founded my

0:47.0

first company since LinkedIn inflection as a personal assistant, personal intelligence called Pi,

0:52.8

which is live and available on iOS. And the

0:57.0

theory is, is that part of how we as human beings get amplified and what the future of artificial

1:03.0

intelligence will be is that everybody has a kind of a personal intelligence that is their kind of companion, their navigation. And so

1:13.5

that's one really intense effort. I've also been doing a number of investments, you know,

1:18.8

in everything from foundational models to applications like, you know, kind of Coda and Tome and

1:24.3

other kinds of things that are the reinvention of work through artificial intelligence.

1:29.3

You know, I was the first funder of Open AI, you know, in, you know, that years ago.

1:35.3

So it's been a quite journey.

1:37.3

Now, I've also, of course, been trying to help governments and industries navigate this well because I think the dialogue is far too negative.

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