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What it Takes to Build | World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2026
20:01the point where they're really quite capable of long running tasks uh there's a really wonderful company called cursor39:57that but use it for everything think for yourselves like I'm living in that dichotomy of knowing which tasks I40:03should actually go through the pain of thinking for and then which tasks I should just make me a job description
"First Kill!" - Palantir, Nuclear War, Bio-Hybrids & AC-130 Bombing | Jesse Hamel • 377
0:45and muscle cells and even bestow a sort of memory for repeated tasks. But let's just be hyper paranoid about42:41further fine-tune their activity and flexibility and even bestow a sort of memory for repeated tasks.1:49:13much I'm in that space a lot. Even when I'm doing there there's tasks on every once in a while you don't love but even
Is AI Killing Software? — With Bret Taylor, OpenAI's board chair and CEO of Sierra
3:35than having a web browser with forms and fields that we click on, we will delegate tasks to agents that will48:47think this is strictly a positive. Uh I think that one of the big breakthroughs with AI agents will be longunning tasks52:34know repetitive and medial tasks and enable us to be more selfaccul actualized. So, uh, I do think it's
The creator of Clawd: "I ship code I don't read"
1:09:11individual tasks that can be automated, but that's usually not how software building works. So there's these people1:14:07not like one that sends you a good morning email. Oh, these are your three tasks. No, one that has a really deep1:15:56everything from you, that will can do tasks for you, that will be proactive, that will require a lot of tokens, but
OpenClaw: The Viral AI Agent that Broke the Internet - Peter Steinberger | Lex Fridman Podcast #491
21:41how difficult of the tasks I
work on, between four and 10. - Four and 10 agents. Uh there's so
many possible directions, speaking of2:47:58to, to accomplish different
tasks, to learn about different things, but we won't value online
interaction because there'll be so much3:11:19tedious tasks from, from collecting
invoices to like answering customer emails
The Rise and Reckoning of AI | 2026 Isaac Asimov Memorial Debate
1:03:22the weaver was replaced by the loom or
we had the horse and carriage replaced by the car. The deal was that these more
menial human tasks would be removed but1:05:46You don't need to replace people. You need to
figure out what additional tasks they can serve.1:23:57so they'll become better at certain tasks, like
scientific research or mathematical research.