EP55: Will Devin Take Our Jobs? Sora Interview, Claude Haiku, DeepSeek 7B, Figure1 & Robot Slavery

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CHAPTERS
00:00 - OpenAI CTO Mira Murati Sora Interview Train Wreck
16:47 - EU Passes the AI Act
24:25 - 1 year since Greg Brockman Unveiled GPT-4 + Cognition's Devin
52:34 - Anthropic Releases Claude 3: Haiku & It's REALLY GOOD!
1:05:20 - DeepSeek-7B Real World Vision Language Understanding
1:16:09 - It's all about the training data, why Tesla might win Robotics & Vision
1:17:27 - Figure1 Robot with OpenAI for Vision and Language + Discussion on Robot Slavery
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