@pmarca I don't even listen/watch podcasts anymore. I just tell Gemini to summarize it for me. 1 hour listening is reduced to 5 minute reading and notes that stay in my account forever :)
OpenAI has literally engrained itself in most of the world's largest technology companies.
And, almost all of the money that companies are investing in OpenAI is being used BY OpenAI to purchase products and compute from the investor.
What is happening here?
Lots of exaggeration about AI lately.
The hype is that LLMs have anything to do with intelligence.
The FUD is that AIs will enslave us.
I like this cartoon in the New Yorker because it suggests the ridiculousness of both memes.
@urandomd@vkhosla MBAs are misunderstood. The anti-MBA sentiment has been created by the people who are running code bootcamps and other non-traditional programs. Or those who think they can just shoot from the hip. Ability to code is great but what to do with it is an entirely different story.
The market is reacting the way Reagan told us it would:
Tariffs lead to trade wars... then markets shrink & collapse; businesses & industries shut down; & millions of people lose their jobs.
If you own a road bike then you know the pain cleats can cause. These self-positioning cleats use AI/ML and IOT sensors that aim to optimize foot positioning for various cycling conditions and terrains. #AI#IOT
https://t.co/sIF1MQ3pIM
@vkhosla The definition of an "AI company" is very broad and most are copycats or stolen ideas without a real moat. Incumbents with existing network effects will copy these "feature startups" in no time. The ones who have a few customers will struggle to grow.