The New Economics of AI | Martin Casado & Steven Sinofsky

Right now, if I give 20 people a billion dollars, they can actually use it usefully. We've kind of moved the industry from like this engineering bound problem to a capital problem that's fundamentally very different.

It goes beyond the title with direct discussion of like, it's, think, including: We've kind of moved the industry from like this engineering bound problem to a capital problem that's fundamentally very different.

1. 01For decades, giving a small engineering team vastly more money couldn't make them build vastly faster
2. 02Today, a team of 20 can productively deploy enormous amounts of capital into compute
3. 03So one of them is, okay, so I view economic utility to be a very important measure when you're talking about AI, right?