Ilya Sutskever | This will all happen next year | I totally believe | AI is come

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[py_man]

I hope I never have to hear Illya say, 'Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.'

[BearWith]

Ilya saying "I had so much fun" after sitting with the same facial expression for the whole interview is hilarious!

[PetrosTotskas]

Imagine dedicating 20 years of your life to AI, never really expecting much from it, and then being surprised by the fact that this whole thing actually worked out so well..

[kalimero]

I would listen to Ilya over Sam any day.

[locksh]

Damn, what a soft spoken, eloquent speaker.

[brianjanson]

This was awesome. Two pioneers discussing such an important moment in history.

[flugschulerfluglehrer]

This man is a genius. Only a genius can be so humble after this huge success.

[juandbot]

I love the final ilya 'so much fun' with super seriues face. hhah, really brillant mind.

[LoisSharbel]

Great respect for this brilliant researcher! Can't wait to see which company he will join and enrich.

[xman]

While I thoroughly enjoyed this video since I’d never seen Ilya Sustkever before, when he said the following, it frankly scared the hell out of me because Ilya, clearly a genius in this area, is saying after all this time, I don’t know how the hell or why the hell this LLM thing works, yet they are out there moving ahead at breakneck speed, evidently with safety be damned, developing AI/AGI/ASI that will be even more powerful and inscrutable than anything we have now, hoping everything will turn out all right😳

From the mouth of Ilya Sutskever
“Overall I will say to take a step back, the thing which I find most surprising is that it actually works. It turned out to be the same little thing all along, which is no longer little and is a lot more serious and much more intense but it’s the same neural network just larger, trained on maybe larger data sets in different ways with the same fundamental training algorithm. So it’s like wow! I would say this is what I find the most surprising. Whenever I take a step back I go, how is it possible that those ideas, those conceptual ideas about well, the brain has neurons so maybe artificial neurons are just as good and so maybe we just need to train them somehow with some learning algorithm, that those arguments turned out to be so incredibly correct. That would be the biggest surprise I’d say.”

[DihelsonMendonca]

💥 Did you notice that he never uses a wrong word ? He never rephrase or correct himself ? He talks exactly what he thinks, like a GPT. This is rare. Look at how many mistakes and corrections the interviewer ( from Nvidia ) does ? 😮😮

[garic]

Annoying random clips polluting a great interview

[dr.mikeybee]

Jensen is so respectful. He really seems to be Ilya's number one fan!

[MrHarryc]

Sam comes off as arrogant. This gentleman comes off as wise.The level of class he has is great.

[MrHarryc]

He is so calm it's very rewarding to hear him speak.

[acpatel]

Nice discussion by two giants on future emerging technology. First time heard Ilya in this detail. Thank you.

[roberthewat]

I'm pretty sure they've already swapped out Ilya's OS with Chat GPT5. Somebody really needs to run him through the Voight-Kampff test. I'm just saying ...

[doingtime]

8:56 They are most definitely doing this already in OpenAI, it's a very good point from Huang. Ilya's very short answer hints that he has thought through that avenue a lot.

[LPlayRunescape]

Ilya is really good at communicating clearly.

[PhilipFranklin-lf]

I only watched 2:51 seconds of this and I've learned more from it than I have by watching hours of Sam Altman talk. I'm not sure the context or meaning of this interview yet but I can tell already we were cheated by not having this man in charge. Why is it always seem good people finish last?