What podcasts say about Niraj Chokshi
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What Niraj Chokshi has said on podcasts
13 statements · 6 positive · 4 negative · 3 neutral
AI systems lack salience-based forgetting, so stored memories create contextual noise.
“The AI systems don't really know that. And so when you pass in a bunch of these memories into context, which is what a lot of these companies do, turns out you get a lot of noise.”
Open the episode · Rabbit Hole: Who Will Survive The AI Era? (cats, mostly) - #1105Listen at 22:46
Elite athletes should process mistakes, then discard them.
“ultimately, when you're, when you're a great athlete, you watch a game tape afterwards, you're like, okay, I process it and then you have to discard that.”
Open the episode · Rabbit Hole: Who Will Survive The AI Era? (cats, mostly) - #1105Listen at 25:35
Smartphones can become integrated into users’ sensory experience.
“this sort of device is now a potential part of your, the way that you sort of feel and understand the world.”
Open the episode · Rabbit Hole: Who Will Survive The AI Era? (cats, mostly) - #1105Listen at 29:42
Most current AI features have analogues in human cognition.
“Almost all the features of AI today that exist, they exist in humans in some way, shape or form.”
Open the episode · Rabbit Hole: Who Will Survive The AI Era? (cats, mostly) - #1105Listen at 36:43
Humans frequently generate false or distorted memories.
“people hallucinate memories all the time.”
Open the episode · Rabbit Hole: Who Will Survive The AI Era? (cats, mostly) - #1105Listen at 37:01
Niraj’s product can proactively surface AI-processed information on an iPhone home screen.
“we try to do the heavy lifting for you by making that presentation layer directly on your home screen that sort of understands what's happening already in the Background and surfaces it when you need to know it.”
Open the episode · Rabbit Hole: Who Will Survive The AI Era? (cats, mostly) - #1105Listen at 38:06
Ambient AI systems can use presence detection to personalize information and actions.
“Imagine you go into a room, there's a screen, has presence detection, knows who you are, what you might want to see or know or do.”
Open the episode · Rabbit Hole: Who Will Survive The AI Era? (cats, mostly) - #1105Listen at 39:01
Reducing friction decreases the perceived value of goods and experiences.
“obviously I think it reduces this value of things when the friction goes down.”
Open the episode · Rabbit Hole: Who Will Survive The AI Era? (cats, mostly) - #1105Listen at 1:25:00
GLP-1 drugs will soon make America the country with the lowest obesity rate.
“America will be lowest obesity at some point very soon with the advent of GLPs”
Open the episode · Rabbit Hole: Who Will Survive The AI Era? (cats, mostly) - #1105Listen at 1:29:35
A subvocal-input device can detect speech-like intent without audible speech.
“it can detect, you know, as if you were talking.”
Open the episode · Rabbit Hole: Who Will Survive The AI Era? (cats, mostly) - #1105Listen at 2:04:14
The primary wearable interface for interacting with AI has not yet been invented.
“my thesis is that the device that you'll probably wear when you interact with AI or whatever if you want to has not been invented yet.”
Open the episode · Rabbit Hole: Who Will Survive The AI Era? (cats, mostly) - #1105Listen at 2:07:29
The traditional app ecosystem is becoming less valuable.
“the idea of the app ecosystem being less valuable than it was before”
Open the episode · Rabbit Hole: Who Will Survive The AI Era? (cats, mostly) - #1105Listen at 2:09:35
Sky has tens of thousands of people on its waitlist.
“we've got tens of thousands of people on a wait list right now.”
Open the episode · Rabbit Hole: Who Will Survive The AI Era? (cats, mostly) - #1105Listen at 2:26:19
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