Content is king We're witnessing the rise of a new kind of founder: the content creator. Founders have always been storytellers, but now the "story" is directly tied to brand & distribution. This shift comes from: - Falling inference costs - AI that can build software - A

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Machines are positioned to outperform humans in critical decision-making, especially when it comes to guiding actions with precision. Trusting machines over human intuition could lead to more effective outcomes. #AIdecisions #MachineLearning

In some parts of the world, garlic was used instead of penicillin. When people lived close to nature, communities had someone who knew plants and could help with illnesses. As people moved into cities, they lost that connection and needed stronger medicines. #naturalremedies

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Sharing an interesting recent conversation on AI's impact on the economy. AI has been compared to various historical precedents: electricity, industrial revolution, etc., I think the strongest analogy is that of AI as a new computing paradigm (Software 2.0) because both are

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NO PUBLIC UNDISCLOSED AI That's my new heuristic after the last few years of seeing AI in practice. As context, there's a Laffer curve[a] for AI. The optimal amount of AI in most things is not 100% nor 0%. Because if you use 0% AI, it's slow, but if you rely on 100% AI, it's