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2026-10-09 · Windows · 13:04
“There will never be a moment where we will go and look and say, "Oh, this runs locally, this runs in the cloud." You will expect this hybrid intelligence to be everywhere and pervasive.”He expects hybrid intelligence combining local and cloud computing to become pervasive everywhere.
2026-10-07 · Yahoo Finance · 44:53
“There will never be a moment where we will go and look and say, "Oh, this runs locally. This runs in the cloud." You will expect this hybrid intelligence to be everywhere and pervasive.”He predicts hybrid intelligence will become invisible and pervasive, with no distinction between local and cloud execution.
2026-09-15 · All-In Podcast · 01:29
“the broad diffusion of this technology is the most critical thing because the benefits of this tech showing up everywhere is really what's all about”He believes broad diffusion of AI matters more than racing to the frontier.
2026-09-15 · All-In Podcast · 22:35
“we do need to see at least 7 8% GDP growth that is real and that's broad-based.”He expects AI's real impact should show up as broad-based GDP growth of 7-8%.
2026-08-23 · Applied Compute · 16:38
“the empirical evidence is there will be no chance of creating any token capital without human capital.”He believes there is no chance of creating token capital without human capital.
2026-08-23 · Applied Compute · 15:55
“Humans are needed to have cognitive coverage over machine output.”He thinks knowledge work needs a new reinvention, with humans providing cognitive coverage over machine output as a valued job.
2026-07-19 · Zenvora Productions · 25:32
“we're absolutely committed and focused on making the PC a great place for local models uh and local models that then do even a lot of the prompt processing and call into the cloud”He believes local models on PCs paired with the cloud are a key direction for AI.
2026-07-19 · Zenvora Productions · 23:57
“when somebody asks me how many models should be there, I'll say as many models as firms in the world.”He expects firms will want their own models embedding their tacit knowledge.
2026-06-29 · Stanford Online · 08:35
“If you're just a consumer of a foundation model, then I'm not sure how you can retain enterprise value, let alone create.”He believes companies must build their own hill-climbing machines on top of models to retain and create enterprise value.
2026-06-22 · American Express · 13:57
“It's about humans having more agency and more capability with computers. It's not about autopilot.”He believes AI should augment human agency and judgment rather than replace it.
2026-06-12 · Hard Fork · 28:18
“I still am in the more in the world of hey, this is platforms tools. Very powerful, very disruptive. I have a lot of sort of I'd say, you know, uh humility to say a lot of things will change, but at the end of the day, so was electricity, so were a lot of other, you know, steam when it first came out and what have you.”He believes AI advances will continue but that unverifiable aspects of human work mean it is a powerful platform shift, not the final technology.
2026-06-05 · Reid Hoffman · 20:54
“AI is not like a sort of a technology. It's the future of the firm.”He believes AI is not just a technology but fundamentally changes the nature of the firm.
2026-06-05 · Reid Hoffman · 52:33
“there needs to be real tangible um outcomes that speak for themselves”He thinks the tech industry must show tangible benefits to earn social permission for AI.
2026-06-03 · Latent Space · 13:58
“Can everybody operate at the frontier with their frontier intelligence, right? To me that is so important because otherwise I I don't know how you achieve stable equilibrium.”He believes every company should be able to operate at the frontier with its own frontier intelligence, not just consume one vendor's AI.
2026-06-03 · Latent Space · 15:38
“I'm definitely in the camp that this is going to be about expressing new forms of human agency and ambition even as token capital goes up.”He believes the AI era will be about new forms of human agency and ambition, not the replacement of human capital.
2026-06-02 · Microsoft · 00:54
“I think you need a computing that is now geared towards, real-time context and from silicon to cloud.”He believes agent-era computing must be geared toward real-time context from silicon to cloud.
2026-06-02 · CNET · 1:44:55
“we believe that every organization, whether it's an AI-native company, a SaaS company, or any enterprise, will need to build their own hill-climbing machine.”He believes every organization needs to build its own hill-climbing machine to compound its tacit knowledge in the AI age.
2026-06-02 · CNET · 2:19:09
“The other is that we use this next wave to unlock opportunity for developers, scientists, enterprises, and every community. And our job is to make the second story true.”He believes the industry should use this AI wave to unlock broad opportunity rather than concentrate power.
2026-06-02 · Microsoft · 18:13
“The driving equation for us remains the same, which is tokens per dollar per watt.”He believes the core optimization for AI infrastructure is tokens per dollar per watt.
2026-06-02 · Microsoft · 1:46:35
“every organization, whether it's an AI native company, a SaaS company, or an enterprise, will need to build their own hill-climbing machine.”He expects every organization to need its own continuously improving AI system built on private evals and data.
2026-04-26 · Microsoft Events · 55:20
“The future of a firm is its ability to continuously, monotonically get better at its knowledge creation, and it's able to capture its tacit knowledge that is not only inside of context or in skills, but even in the weights that you control as your own IP.”He argues that a firm's future depends on continuously capturing its tacit knowledge in context, skills and model weights as its own IP.
2026-03-09 · MicrosoftES · 06:59
“This is not about celebrating some intelligence that's outside. It is about us being able to take the latest model but turning that into more tacit knowledge, more knowhow inside the company.”He believes companies should turn external AI models into their own internal tacit knowledge rather than celebrating outside intelligence.
2026-03-01 · OMR Podcast · 12:16
“We're going to shape what happens to us.”He believes societies will shape how AI affects them rather than being passively disrupted by it.
2026-03-01 · OMR Podcast · 17:26
“To me, my sort of dream would be the coming together of these um two things that we're working on, right? Quantum plus AI.”He hopes to see quantum computing combined with AI in his lifetime, for example to simulate medical tests.
2026-01-21 · India Today · 21:45
“It's not like this classic we have an organization, we have departments, we have these specializations and the information trickles up. No, no, no. It actually it flattens the entire information flow.”He believes AI will flatten information flows inside organizations and require structural redesign.
2026-01-20 · Bloomberg Television · 02:49
“you have to use it, you have to learn even how to put the guardrails to trust it, right? You can't again, you can't just be afraid of it.”He recommends leaders use AI themselves to learn to trust it and put guardrails in place.
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