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Y Combinator Cast

11/06/24

@ Y Combinator

There is a learning curve with new technologies, but overcoming it is essential to fully utilize their potential.

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YC

The AI Future Has Arrived: Here's What You Should Do About It

@ Y Combinator

The AI Future Has Arrived: Here's What You Should Do About It

11/06/24

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Lex Fridman Cast

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Learning new editors can be painful, but it's important to adapt to new technologies to avoid stagnation in your skills.

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Andrew Bosworth

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Acceptability of new technology will depend on whether people are willing to learn new modalities and if the ecosystem supports necessary software.

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Continuous learning is crucial for developers, as new frameworks and technologies emerge frequently.

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It's challenging to connect new technology with existing problems, especially when many ideas have been tried before and failed.

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Eric Schmidt

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Navigating the rapid changes in technology is a marathon, not a sprint; it's important to engage with AI daily and understand its implications for relevance in various fields.

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Michael Paulson

03/23/25

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When learning new concepts, starting from scratch can be beneficial, but understanding existing systems is often more efficient.

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Rory Sutherland

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When evaluating new technologies, it's important to consider their long-term viability rather than just their initial hype.

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a16z Cast

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The rapid diffusion of technology today means that the barriers to entry for new innovations are lower than ever, making it essential to embrace this change.

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Learning new things is crucial as new fields continuously emerge, and you must discern their relevance to your work.