Decart makes AI faster, Lume teaches lamps to fold laundry | E2166

Today’s show: We’re back with two insightful new TWiST founder interviews. First up: Dean Leitersdorf of Decart tells us about squeezing maximum productivity out of your GPUs. But it’s not all talk: he also shows us the incredible open world model that can magically transform live footage. THEN! Jason and Alex chat with Syncere AI founder Aaron Tan about Lume, his robotic lamp device that went viral for folding laundry. Hear why Aaron thinks the future of robotics is not necessarily humanoid, and all about his future plans for the Lume arms. Timestamps: (0:00) Alex introduces our TwiST 5…

Mirage is the only real-time video model in existence today. Even the big tech still don't have it except for Google. Google does have this. But but even the other big tech as far as we know don't have this and it's challenging to build because you have to build a completely different model on the algorithmic side. You're training actually a different model. It's lots of algorithmic mathematical challenges and at the same time you have to write a bunch of assembly code for GPUs. Like all this was written like in in PTX which is assembly for GPUs to actually get it to execute like this efficiently. >> This week in startups is brought to you by Stripe Startups. Stripe Startups offers early stage ventureback startups access to Stripe fee credits, expert insights and a focused community of builders. Apply today on stripe.com/startups. Netswuite. The business landscape is very chaotic right now. That's why you need Netswuite by Oracle. Download the CFO's guide to AI and machine learning for free at netswuite.com/twist. And open phone. Create business phone numbers for you and your team that work through an app on your smartphone or desktop. Twist listeners can get an extra 20% off any plan for your first six months at openphone.com/twist. Hey everybody, welcome back to Twist. This is Alex and today we have two absolutely amazing interviews for you. First, we're talking to the folks over at Deart AI. You may recall that they recently raised hundred million at a $3.1 billion valuati…