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RT @GregKamradt: ARC-AGI-3 will have >100 environments released Each one will be solvable by humans We are doing human testing on each on…
We're in a race. It's not USA vs China but humans and AGIs vs ape power centralization. @deepseek_ai stan #1, 2023–Deep Time «C’est la guerre.» ®1
RT @N_Sportelli: The hot new job at tech companies is leading "storytelling." The term doubled on LinkedIn job posts in the U.S since last…
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Wenfeng is believed to be worth $11B kind of funny how that includes 76% stake in DeepSeek which is an open source lab that refuses to do IPOs. I wonder how high the number would go if he actually tried to monetize the clout.
We're in a race. It's not USA vs China but humans and AGIs vs ape power centralization. @deepseek_ai stan #1, 2023–Deep Time «C’est la guerre.» ®1
In 2026, Curation will be King while everyone is using AI to work smarter, I find it fascinating that we still discover content in a relatively 'dumb' way. our algorithms are fine-tuned to extract every last morsel of attention out of us but why do we often feel like it's still not enough? 1) there is an oversupply of content. 2) content is fragmented across multiple platforms. 3) your intent/interests don't follow cross that gap the best movie/game/book recos i've gotten came from word of mouth or short-form videos, which led me to youtube, which I then consumed while then going to reddit to discuss. as cliche as it sounds, can AI solve this? an 'agent of my tastes' recording the things i consume and suggesting the most relevant pieces of media worth spending my time on. eliminating the addictive treadmill of 'maybe' finding something i 'sort of' like. what do you think? is the doomscroll our content endgame?
head of creators @a16z @speedrun | prev. @YouTube
In 2026, Curation will be King while everyone is using AI to work smarter, I find it fascinating that we still discover content in a relatively 'dumb' way. our algorithms are fine-tuned to extract every last morsel of attention out of us but why do we often feel like it's still not enough? 1) there is an oversupply of content. 2) content is fragmented across multiple platforms. 3) your intent/interests don't follow cross that gap the best movie/game/book recos i've gotten came from word of mouth or short-form videos, which led me to youtube, which I then consumed while then going to reddit to discuss. as cliche as it sounds, can AI solve this? an 'agent of my tastes' recording the things i consume and suggesting the most relevant pieces of media worth spending my time on. eliminating the addictive treadmill of 'maybe' finding something i 'sort of' like. what do you think? is the doomscroll our content endgame?
head of creators @a16z @speedrun | prev. @YouTube
In 2026, Curation will be King while everyone is using AI to work smarter, I find it fascinating that we still discover content in a relatively 'dumb' way. our algorithms are fine-tuned to extract every last morsel of attention out of us but why do we often feel like it's still not enough? 1) there is an oversupply of content. 2) content is fragmented across multiple platforms. 3) your intent/interests don't follow cross that gap the best movie/game/book recos i've gotten came from word of mouth or short-form videos, which led me to youtube, which I then consumed while then going to reddit to discuss. as cliche as it sounds, can AI solve this? an 'agent of my tastes' recording the things i consume and suggesting the most relevant pieces of media worth spending my time on. eliminating the addictive treadmill of 'maybe' finding something i 'sort of' like. what do you think? is the doomscroll our content endgame?
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