I cofounded an AI-first company, @Lemonade_Inc.
By the end of the decade, I think “AI-first” will seem quaint, the horseless carriage of artificial intelligence.
If you want to unleash 1,000 horsepower, stop designing around the horse.
My thesis on why after "AI-first" comes "AI-only":
https://t.co/nDvUjx7y5S
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BIG TECH TO POUR $650B INTO AI IN 2026
$GOOGL, $AMZN, $META, and $MSFT plan to spend about $650 billion next year on data centers, chips, and infrastructure as the AI race intensifies — a level of investment unmatched this century.
Spending is up roughly 60% year over year, driven by the belief that AI will become a winner-takes-most market. Amazon alone plans $200B, Alphabet $185B, Meta up to $135B, and Microsoft about $105B.
The massive buildout is straining energy supplies, labor, and chip production, raising concerns about bottlenecks — but none of the companies is willing to fall behind.
The top 0.1% of income earners in California make 12% of the state's total income and pay 27% of total income taxes.
The bottom 50% of income earners make 12% of total income and pay 3% of total income taxes.
If the 0.1% leave, the revenue gap must be filled through higher taxes from everyone else or lower public spending.