AT&T Labs

I think we will, you know, be successful at this.

Maybe going back to when I started, my first internship was at AT&T Labs back in the year 2000.

And I remember very clearly sitting at lunch in my internship, playing Go and talking about how we could get, you know, AI models to be able to, you know, play this game and how it was harder than chess and what could we do.

And And I was learning how to play Go at that point.

I was kind of watching myself learn how to play and think about how the algorithms would learn how to play.

And while we were doing that, we were sort of conjecturing about how long it was going to take – AI to be able to do this.

And so, it's funny looking back because, you know, at AT&T Labs, a lot of the sort of luminaries in, you know, machine learning and AI research were there.

People were saying, oh, it's going to take 50 years to be able to do this.