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The Church of Recursive Self-Improvement
On the surface, Silicon Valley’s AI boom looks like a classic venture capital money fever.
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Rent the Intelligence. Own the Context.
In a recent X post, Chamath warned consulting firms that deploying Anthropic or OpenAI directly into their organizations is “letting the fox into the hen house.” That warning feels sharper after OpenAI launched the OpenAI Deployment Company, a majority-owned venture built to help organizations deploy AI systems, backed by $4 billion of initial investment and partners including TPG, Advent, Bain Capital, Brookfield, Bain & Company, Capgemini, and McKinsey (
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Cheap Intelligence Makes Accountability Expensive
The strange thing about better AI is that it may not reduce the need for human judgment.
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The Company That Remembers Itself
The next chapter of enterprise AI will not be one assistant that knows everything.
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What Building a Company Brain for a Year Taught Me
We did not start by calling it Company Brain.
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Company Brain, Part 4: Action Memory
Companies do not only forget what happened or why a decision was made.
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Company Brain, Part 3: Interaction Memory
Almost everything important in a company happens in meetings, messages, or emails.
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Company Brain, Part 2: Factual Memory
In the first piece, I argued that a real Company Brain needs three kinds of memory: factual memory, interaction memory, and action memory.
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Company Brain: Why Most Companies Have Data But No Memory
One of the hardest parts of any organization is institutional friction.
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Who Signs? The Anthropic Paradox and the $40 Trillion Choice
TL;DR The augmenting and replacement futures use the same models and the same tools.
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3% Is All You Need: Breaking TurboQuant's Compression Limit via Spectral Structure
TL;DR Only 4 out of 128 dimensions in the KV cache carry meaningful signal.
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Why AI Needs to Forget
In the last few weeks, the AI/Tech community seems to have collectively realized what biology knew all along, that memory is a graph, not a database.
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System 3: Collective Intelligence in the Multiplayer AI Era
The winners of the next decade won’t just build better AI tools.
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The “Cleanliness” of Cow Dung
One of my earliest memories from childhood is that of my grandmother smearing a thin slurry of fresh cow dung, from our farm, and water and swept it over the red earth.
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Federated Global Medical AI to Protect Data Sovereignty and Save Maximum Lives
Biostate AI's goal is to get 90% of the world's people to live to 90 years old. This requires global collaboration to train the AI.
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The Paradox of Limited Minds: When Less Knowledge Leads to More Creativity
Limitations are strengths.
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Human Cells vs. Humans: The $100 Billion Drug Translation Paradox
Top-down approaches to medicine are needed to complement bottom-up cell/organoid methods