👾 Dylan Patel on the Superintelligence Race, Why Apple Hates NVIDIA, and Who's 'Cooked' in AI

Chip insider Dylan Patel breaks down AI’s biggest stories, from talent wars to tech feuds, in this unfiltered conversation.

He's the guy the chip industry reads before making a move. Dylan Patel, founder of SemiAnalysis, joins Matthew Berman to break down the stark realities of the AI landscape. From the billion-dollar talent war to the corporate grudges shaping the future of technology, Dylan delivers unfiltered analysis on who’s winning, who’s losing, and why.

In this must-watch interview, Dylan explains why Scale AI is “kind of cooked,” why he thinks GPT-4.5 fell short, and the surprising story behind Apple’s long-standing grudge against NVIDIA.

Key Moments from the Interview

00:00 – Intro
The high-stakes race for superintelligence.

01:30 – What's Wrong at Meta?
Why Llama struggled and Behemoth might never be released.

05:15 – The Billion Dollar Talent War
Zuck’s spending spree and the true motivation behind it: "It's not the money, it's more the power."

11:45 – OpenAI vs. Microsoft
Breaking down the "weird ass deal" and who really holds the cards.

18:20 – His Views on GPT-4.5
"Too slow, too expensive," and the months-long bug that derailed OpenAI's big bet.

23:00 – Why Apple Hates NVIDIA
The untold story of "Bumpgate" and a corporate feud that's hobbling Apple's AI ambitions.

28:10 – The Case Against On-Device AI
Why the cloud will dominate and the security argument doesn't hold up.

33:40 – NVIDIA's Iron Grip
Can AMD really compete? Dylan explains why NVIDIA is still "God" in the chip world.

41:00 – The Future of White-Collar Work
"The junior software engineering market is nuked."

45:30 – Who Wins the Superintelligence Race?
Dylan's final prediction on who will get there first.

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