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• NaN / NaN • NaN / NaN Zurück DE Navigation überspringen Suchen Suchen Anmelden DE 10 People + AI = Billion Dollar Company? Suchen Später ansehen Teilen Link kopieren Info Shopping Ton einschalten 2-fach Falls die Wiedergabe nicht in Kürze beginnt, empfehlen wir dir, das Gerät neu zu starten. • Nächstes Video Live Demnächst AbbrechenJetzt spielen Better AI Models, Better Startups 41:07 Y Combinator Abonnieren Abonniert Videos to help you build a successful startup. Subscribe for startup advice, founder stories, and a look inside Y Combinator. What is Y Combinator? We invest $500,000 in every startup and work intensively with the founders for three months. For the life of their company, founders have access to the most powerful community in the world, essential advice, later-stage funding and programs, recruiting resources, and exclusive deals. Visit ycombinator.com to learn more. 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Abonnenten <__slot-el> Abonnieren <__slot-el> Abonniert 4024 Teilen Herunterladen Herunterladen Speichern 149.615 Aufrufe vor 2 Monaten Lightcone Podcast 149.615 Aufrufe • 27.06.2024 • Lightcone Podcast Weniger anzeigen As AI continues to evolve and advance, a line of thinking has emerged that humans will no longer need to learn how to write code in the future. If so, could this mean that a staff of ten or less could create a unicorn? The hosts of Lightcone analyze this prediction and discuss whether it has merit. …...mehr ...mehr KAPITEL ALLE ANSEHEN COMING UP COMING UP 0:00 COMING UP 0:00 WHAT JENSEN HUANG SAID ABOUT CODING WHAT JENSEN HUANG SAID ABOUT CODING 0:51 WHAT JENSEN HUANG SAID ABOUT CODING 0:51 NOW THAT COMPUTERS CAN CODE, WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR CS? NOW THAT COMPUTERS CAN CODE, WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR CS? 1:38 NOW THAT COMPUTERS CAN CODE, WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR CS? 1:38 HOW GOOD ARE AI PROGRAMMERS RIGHT NOW? HOW GOOD ARE AI PROGRAMMERS RIGHT NOW? 3:16 HOW GOOD ARE AI PROGRAMMERS RIGHT NOW? 3:16 GOOD IDEAS COME FROM THE BUILDING PROCESS GOOD IDEAS COME FROM THE BUILDING PROCESS 11:44 GOOD IDEAS COME FROM THE BUILDING PROCESS 11:44 THE EVOLUTION OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES THE EVOLUTION OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES 14:50 THE EVOLUTION OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES 14:50 THE BENEFITS OF LEARNING TO CODE, EVEN IF COMPUTERS CAN DO IT THE BENEFITS OF LEARNING TO CODE, EVEN IF COMPUTERS CAN DO IT 17:52 THE BENEFITS OF LEARNING TO CODE, EVEN IF COMPUTERS CAN DO IT 17:52 WILL WE SEE MORE UNICORNS WITH 10 PEOPLE (OR FEWER)? WILL WE SEE MORE UNICORNS WITH 10 PEOPLE (OR FEWER)? 18:57 WILL WE SEE MORE UNICORNS WITH 10 PEOPLE (OR FEWER)? 18:57 Mehr von diesem Podcast 11 Folgen 11 Folgen Lightcone Podcast Y Combinator Podcasts Transkript Du kannst im Transkript mitlesen. Transkript anzeigen Y COMBINATOR 1,51 Mio. Abonnenten Videos Kanalinfo Videos Kanalinfo Weniger anzeigen Lightcone Podcast 10 PEOPLE + AI = BILLION DOLLAR COMPANY? 149.615 Aufrufe149.615 Aufrufe 27.06.2024 4024 Teilen Herunterladen Herunterladen Speichern 221 KOMMENTARE Kommentare sortieren Sortieren nach Top-Kommentare Neueste zuerst Kommentar hinzufügen… Von Y Combinator angepinnt @CHAPTERME vor 2 Monaten (bearbeitet) Chapters (Powered by ChapterMe) - 00:00 - Coming Up 00:51 - What Jensen Huang said about coding 01:38 - Now that computers can code, what does this mean for CS? 03:16 - How good are AI programmers right now? 05:05 - Benchmark Datasets 08:34 - Will AI replace programmers: SWE-bench 11:44 - Good ideas come from the building process 14:50 - The evolution of programming languages 17:52 - The benefits of learning to code, even if computers can do it 18:57 - Will we see more unicorns with 10 people (or fewer)? 22:36 - Patrick Collison: Leadership Transition 23:58 - A startup should be like a sports team, not a family 25:33 - Scaling Challenges 27:23 - Applying engineering problem solving to non-engineering issues 28:55 - What will happen if AI takes on more programming roles? 33:38 - Making better for a real customer 36:58 - The verdict - learn to code! 37:51 - Crafts People 38:07 - Outro Weniger anzeigen Mehr anzeigen Mag ich 34 Mag ich nicht ❤ von Y Combinator Antworten @AMOROSOGOMBE vor 2 Monaten It's not just coding knowledge but the general understanding of computer science as a whole, gives you context that you need to come up with products that makes sense for human problems AND are solvable with computing. Weniger anzeigen Mehr anzeigen Mag ich 32 Mag ich nicht Antworten 2 Antworten 2 Antworten @EACHLABS vor 2 Monaten Summary by Each Current State of AI Programming - AI tools are becoming more reliable for simple tasks. - Advances like the sBench dataset have significantly improved AI programming. - GitHub Copilot and similar tools assist developers but cannot fully replace them yet. Learning to Code - Coding enhances logical thinking and problem-solving skills. - Understanding coding is crucial, even with advanced AI capabilities. Small Teams and Billion-Dollar Companies - AI could enable small teams to build successful companies. - Experienced founders often prefer smaller teams for efficiency and focus. Founders' Evolution - Successful founders transition from engineering to managing teams and processes. - Effective leadership is critical for scaling startups. Role of AI in Enhancing Founders' Capabilities - AI lowers technical barriers, making it easier to start companies. - Founders still need a strong foundation in computer science and engineering. Conclusion AI will ease the process of starting companies, likely leading to more unicorns. Skilled programmers and effective leaders will continue to be essential. Weniger anzeigen Mehr anzeigen Mag ich 42 Mag ich nicht Antworten 2 Antworten 2 Antworten @REMUSE777 vor 2 Monaten As a consumer, it's hope-inducing. As an entrepreneur, it's distracting. Weniger anzeigen Mehr anzeigen Mag ich 135 Mag ich nicht Antworten 5 Antworten 5 Antworten @ZEVUHURU vor 2 Monaten (bearbeitet) It's very important to under what Jensen said. He is NOT saying that there will be no use for Computer Science majors or Programmers in the foreseeable future. He is saying that the end game of the industry is to eliminate "Programming" as we now know it. I don't even think Jensen would proclaim to know when this will be possible. However, that is the end goal, to enable any human the ability to program anything using natural language in the same way anyone can now generate an image on demand. Weniger anzeigen Mehr anzeigen Mag ich 47 Mag ich nicht Antworten 8 Antworten 8 Antworten @HOWTOACTUALLYINVEST vor 2 Monaten Instagram only had 13 employees when they hit a $1B valuation and that was pre crazy inflation.. you guys should know this. What will be impressive w AI is a billion dollar company w 1 or 2 founders only Weniger anzeigen Mehr anzeigen Mag ich 57 Mag ich nicht ❤ von Y Combinator Antworten 4 Antworten 4 Antworten @GORDON2766 vor 2 Monaten If it’s so easy to start these companies, what makes you think any lasting value is being created? Weniger anzeigen Mehr anzeigen Mag ich 73 Mag ich nicht Antworten 18 Antworten 18 Antworten @GOESBYSTRIDER vor 2 Monaten (bearbeitet) Yes! This is the topic I’ve been waiting to hear. Many people are saying the software engineer career will die with AI engineers emerging soon . Others are saying “The end of software” as these software products will become quick and easy to build for everyone so prices will go to zero... We need to talk about this more as I see people discussing this everywhere Weniger anzeigen Mehr anzeigen Mag ich 4 Mag ich nicht Antworten @GREGORYNEAL-QU1TQ vor 2 Monaten What Garry says between 24:00-25:24 might be the most useful thing you will ever hear in your business life. Weniger anzeigen Mehr anzeigen Mag ich 4 Mag ich nicht Antworten @CARLOSLFU vor 2 Monaten (bearbeitet) I have been a follower of Garry since his beginning on YouTube here. It's incredible that Garry, the CEO, is still part of these videos. That speaks tons about him and YC's current culture! Weniger anzeigen Mehr anzeigen Mag ich 3 Mag ich nicht Antworten @TECHSUVARA vor 2 Monaten The difference between natural language and programming is primarily that programming requires a VERY SPECIFIC COLLECTION OF TERMS to execute the outcome. Natural language however is far more malleable and generic. Hence you can get away with things being a little not as they seem. With programming, you have to be 100% correct in our outcome. Something LLMs don't do at the moment. Weniger anzeigen Mehr anzeigen Mag ich 5 Mag ich nicht Antworten @SIDMOHAN3339 vor 1 Monat Thank you for pushing back against the terrible advice. I'm completely self-taught and published apps (and started my own company). I am a sharper thinker and a better business leader for it. The only downside is that I have found coding to be like 'play time' when I was a kid - you can REALLY get lost in it. So I've become a worse husband Weniger anzeigen Mehr anzeigen Mag ich 6 Mag ich nicht ❤ von Y Combinator Antworten 1 Antwort 1 Antwort @PETERNGUYEN2022 vor 1 Monat Great discussion guys, thanks! I think what Jensen meant was that a formal education in computer science or programming is not necessary, but people can always learn the basics, including computational thinking. I teach digital marketing at a college and similarly, I would say that a formal education in digital marketing is no longer necessary (which is partly why I quit teaching in January 2023 after playing with ChatGPT for two weeks). Weniger anzeigen Mehr anzeigen Mag ich 1 Mag ich nicht Antworten @RISHPHOTOGRAPHY vor 2 Monaten The question is not how to do stuff. The question is what to do. That's where the human intuition will come. There will exist a power law in ideas, which right now isn't there because if we could speed up the building process of any idea, we can quickly see if it's worth the effort or not. AI will bridge that gap Weniger anzeigen Mehr anzeigen Mag ich 5 Mag ich nicht Antworten @JOHNSTALKERNET vor 2 Monaten I like the camera/painter metaphor. I think the next phase of this is knowing when/where to lean into the LLM vs let the human paint. More advanced tools don't typically make the previous tools obsolete. Airplanes are more advanced than cars, but we still use cars. The microwave is more advanced than the stovetop but with still cook on stoves, etc... but what we HAVE learned is when/where to use the microwave vs the stove, how best to utilize each. In many areas the human may be preferred to the LLM and vice versa. Weniger anzeigen Mehr anzeigen Mag ich 9 Mag ich nicht ❤ von Y Combinator Antworten @GOMINI3707 vor 2 Monaten How does that square with YC insistance on having co-founders ? Chat GPT has been an excellent cofounder for a solo founder like myself.. He's always available, never tires, and the probability of a dispute is zero. The perfect assistant. Weniger anzeigen Mehr anzeigen Mag ich 15 Mag ich nicht Antworten 2 Antworten 2 Antworten @BAKR0X vor 2 Monaten This was a really insightful brainstorming session, loved it. Yep totally agree that AI would really help in quickly pushing out more ideas and proof of concepts (from 0 to 1), but you'll still need humans and programmers to scale and sustain such startups or companies. Weniger anzeigen Mehr anzeigen Mag ich 2 Mag ich nicht Antworten @HUMANAMACHINA9576 vor 2 Monaten (bearbeitet) Learning Computer Science is fundamental, like learning language and biology is fundamental for us. We learn english to be able to communicate effectively with one another and biology to understand how we are composed. To create a thought or an idea and pass that to another person, language is used. Computer science, in this particular case, coding, is the direct analog. Other areas in computer science allow us to understand how computers and machines are structured. We will need to understand machines like we understand ourselves. They are after all, mirrors of us but in a different form. Weniger anzeigen Mehr anzeigen Mag ich 3 Mag ich nicht Antworten @ARYANV6926 vor 2 Monaten I completely agree with the fact that AI could eventually replace junior developers in simple programming/engineering tasks. The question then is, how does one become a skilled senior engineer without ever being a junior engineer? People are going to try their best to skip the fundamental steps given that it will become automated by AI, but without the fundamentals, you cannot become truly great at something. So, how is one to progress through this journey of becoming a great engineer (which is a difficult and lengthy process), while being able to find work and opportunities to have some level of financial stability (given that it becomes automated by AI), to one day be able to do great work and achieve things that AI cannot. How are we to ensure that there is still a place for people to go through the necessary steps of becoming an expert in the field without having to go through years and years of school as there are going to be no jobs to allow you to gain and monetize on this experience and journey? Weniger anzeigen Mehr anzeigen Mag ich 1 Mag ich nicht Antworten 1 Antwort 1 Antwort @DANECJENSEN vor 2 Monaten Chapters (Powered by ChapterMe and @danecjensen) - 00:00 - AI programmers reliability, companies workforces 00:32 - Controversy over computer science education 05:16 - Deep learning started with ImageNet benchmark 05:51 - Challenges in machine learning, AlexNets impact, and AI race 08:30 - Coding as an image recognition task 10:17 - Engineering models messy real world 15:06 - Early programming languages coding, assembly, C, Python 18:13 - Learning to code makes LLMs smarter 22:38 - Patrick Hollisons transformation from intense engineer to effective leader 23:47 - Startup founder explains rejection of familylike model 26:01 - Smart founders learn effective leadership skills 27:18 - Oracle cofounder Larry Ellisons path to success 29:20 - Reduced team sizes, efficiency, Jevons paradox 32:29 - Peoples jobs should be freed up for innovation 36:33 - Growing up in Chile, YC changed my life 37:51 - YCs craftspeople build future Weniger anzeigen Mehr anzeigen Mag ich 4 Mag ich nicht Antworten KOMMENTARE 221 Top-Kommentare Neueste zuerst KAPITEL COMING UP COMING UP 0:00 COMING UP 0:00 WHAT JENSEN HUANG SAID ABOUT CODING WHAT JENSEN HUANG SAID ABOUT CODING 0:51 WHAT JENSEN HUANG SAID ABOUT CODING 0:51 NOW THAT COMPUTERS CAN CODE, WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR CS? NOW THAT COMPUTERS CAN CODE, WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR CS? 1:38 NOW THAT COMPUTERS CAN CODE, WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR CS? 1:38 HOW GOOD ARE AI PROGRAMMERS RIGHT NOW? HOW GOOD ARE AI PROGRAMMERS RIGHT NOW? 3:16 HOW GOOD ARE AI PROGRAMMERS RIGHT NOW? 3:16 GOOD IDEAS COME FROM THE BUILDING PROCESS GOOD IDEAS COME FROM THE BUILDING PROCESS 11:44 GOOD IDEAS COME FROM THE BUILDING PROCESS 11:44 THE EVOLUTION OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES THE EVOLUTION OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES 14:50 THE EVOLUTION OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES 14:50 THE BENEFITS OF LEARNING TO CODE, EVEN IF COMPUTERS CAN DO IT THE BENEFITS OF LEARNING TO CODE, EVEN IF COMPUTERS CAN DO IT 17:52 THE BENEFITS OF LEARNING TO CODE, EVEN IF COMPUTERS CAN DO IT 17:52 WILL WE SEE MORE UNICORNS WITH 10 PEOPLE (OR FEWER)? WILL WE SEE MORE UNICORNS WITH 10 PEOPLE (OR FEWER)? 18:57 WILL WE SEE MORE UNICORNS WITH 10 PEOPLE (OR FEWER)? 18:57 A STARTUP SHOULD BE LIKE A SPORTS TEAM, NOT A FAMILY A STARTUP SHOULD BE LIKE A SPORTS TEAM, NOT A FAMILY 23:58 A STARTUP SHOULD BE LIKE A SPORTS TEAM, NOT A FAMILY 23:58 APPLYING ENGINEERING PROBLEM SOLVING TO NON-ENGINEERING ISSUES APPLYING ENGINEERING PROBLEM SOLVING TO NON-ENGINEERING ISSUES 27:23 APPLYING ENGINEERING PROBLEM SOLVING TO NON-ENGINEERING ISSUES 27:23 WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF AI TAKES ON MORE PROGRAMMING ROLES? WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF AI TAKES ON MORE PROGRAMMING ROLES? 28:55 WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF AI TAKES ON MORE PROGRAMMING ROLES? 28:55 THE VERDICT - LEARN TO CODE! THE VERDICT - LEARN TO CODE! 36:58 THE VERDICT - LEARN TO CODE! 36:58 OUTRO OUTRO 38:07 OUTRO 38:07 Mit Video synchronisieren Mit Video synchronisieren BESCHREIBUNG 10 People + AI = Billion Dollar Company? 4024Likes 149.615Aufrufe 27. Juni2024 As AI continues to evolve and advance, a line of thinking has emerged that humans will no longer need to learn how to write code in the future. If so, could this mean that a staff of ten or less could create a unicorn? The hosts of Lightcone analyze this prediction and discuss whether it has merit. Chapters (Powered by https://bit.ly/chapterme-yc) - 0:00 Coming Up 0:51 What Jensen Huang said about coding 1:38 Now that computers can code, what does this mean for CS? 3:16 How good are AI programmers right now? 11:44 Good ideas come from the building process 14:50 The evolution of programming languages 17:52 The benefits of learning to code, even if computers can do it 18:57 Will we see more unicorns with 10 people (or fewer)? 23:58 A startup should be like a sports team, not a family 27:23 Applying engineering problem solving to non-engineering issues 28:55 What will happen if AI takes on more programming roles? 36:58 The verdict - learn to code! 38:07 Outro Weniger anzeigen ...mehr As AI continues to evolve and advance, a line of thinking has emerged that humans will no longer need to learn how to write code in the future. If so, could this mean that a staff of ten or less could create a unicorn? The hosts of Lightcone analyze this prediction and discuss whether it has merit. Chapters (Powered by https://bit.ly/chapterme-yc) - 0:00 Coming Up 0:51 What Jensen Huang said about coding 1:38 Now that computers can code, what does this mean for CS? 3:16 How good are AI programmers right now? 11:44 Good ideas come from the building process 14:50 The evolution of programming languages 17:52 The benefits of learning to code, even if computers can do it 18:57 Will we see more unicorns with 10 people (or fewer)? 23:58 A startup should be like a sports team, not a family 27:23 Applying engineering problem solving to non-engineering issues 28:55 What will happen if AI takes on more programming roles? 36:58 The verdict - learn to code! 38:07 Outro …...mehr ...mehrWeniger anzeigen KAPITEL ALLE ANSEHEN COMING UP COMING UP 0:00 COMING UP 0:00 WHAT JENSEN HUANG SAID ABOUT CODING WHAT JENSEN HUANG SAID ABOUT CODING 0:51 WHAT JENSEN HUANG SAID ABOUT CODING 0:51 NOW THAT COMPUTERS CAN CODE, WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR CS? 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