Optimize for Bio Cores First, Silicon Cores Second
David Heinemeier Hansson (dhh@hey.com)world.hey.com
Optimize for Bio Cores First, Silicon Cores Second
None of this is to diminish what is coming with AI; rather, as the saying goes, the future may arrive but be unevenly distributed, and, contrary to what you might think, the larger and more successful a company is the less they may benefit in the short term. Everything that makes a company work today is about harnessing people — and the entire SaaS
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An increasing number of the things that firms hired whole teams of people to do are now achievable with a few lines of code.
Packy McCormick • Power to the Person
Here are three observations about the economics of AI:
1. The intelligence of an AI model roughly equals the log of the resources used to train and run it. These resources are chiefly training compute, data, and inference compute. It appears that you can spend arbitrary amounts of money and get continuous and predictable gains; the scaling laws that... See more
1. The intelligence of an AI model roughly equals the log of the resources used to train and run it. These resources are chiefly training compute, data, and inference compute. It appears that you can spend arbitrary amounts of money and get continuous and predictable gains; the scaling laws that... See more