A 9-minute YouTube 'cover' of his 87-minute LLM talk vastly outperforms the original
rao2z · x · 2026-10-23
ASU professor Subbarao Kambhampati notes that a 9-minute YouTube 'cover' of his 87-minute talk 'On the Mythos of LLM Thinking Traces' is getting far more traction than the original (25K views in 14 hours per the screenshot). He says he's not complaining as long as more people grasp the mythos around LLM thinking traces, and links both videos — a textbook case of condensed recaps out-distributing source talks.
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