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His move to the startup world was inspired by Clayton Christensen’s The Innovator’s Dilemma, which argues that market leaders, by nature, are often set up to fail. “This thesis made me really understand how the technology industry was going to be much bigger, much faster than most thought in the late ’90s,” he told Authority Magazine in 2021. “This made me take the risk of working at my first startup because I believed that big companies were at risk of being disrupted due to the advent of the internet and mobile phones.”，详情可参考heLLoword翻译官方下载
The converse is also worth asking — whether simulating artificial environments (for instance a 3d representation of a Youtube video) might have unintended negative consequences. Fei-Fei Li’s startup World Labs, which aims to make the leading “world model” — an alternative to language models based on tokenizing physical space rather than words — recently raised a substantial amount of money. As consumer-facing robots become more plausible, the business case for such a model is obvious. But what physical spaces are “world” models actually being trained on? The contemporary physical environment, sound-proofed, plastic-coated, and artificially-colored, is radically different from the environment that Homo sapiens evolved to excel in.