Marton Trencseni - Wed 31 December 2025 • Tagged with software, ai, dwarkesh, ilya, sutskever, satya, nadella, sam, altman
This article contrasts how Ilya Sutskever, Satya Nadella, and Sam Altman think about AI progress, from research and generalization, through infrastructure and economics, to agents, scaling, and societal impact.
Marton Trencseni - Thu 03 July 2025 • Tagged with software, ai, karpathy, hackernews
Andrej Karpathy says we’re marching from hand-written “Software 1.0” to NN-driven “2.0” and, finally, LLM-powered “3.0.” In my view, neural nets haven’t eaten deterministic code—kernels, browsers, games, and most business logic still run old-school. What has changed is the supply chain: LLM co-pilots (“Software 1.5”) already touch nearly every commit, nudging us towards language and architectures that LLMs are good at. The future belongs to teams that harness those co-pilots while keeping humans firmly on the trigger.
