Nano Thoughts
Ashwin GopinathThoughts about rapidly growing convergence between biology, data science thanks to several semiconductor technologies and robotics. Written by AG, and friends, in between arguing about immortality and lemon picking.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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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...
Cheap Intelligence Makes Accountability Expensive
The strange thing about better AI is that it may not reduce the need for human judgment. It may multiply it.
Once agents are useful, companies will not use them sparingly. They will use them everywhere: to draft customer emails, update tic...
The Company That Remembers Itself
The next chapter of enterprise AI will not be one assistant that knows everything. It will be a company that remembers enough for humans and agents to act from the same reality.
In Part 5 I argued that memory has to be shared semantic stat...
What Building a Company Brain for a Year Taught Me
We did not start by calling it Company Brain. Our first name was Enterprise General Intelligence. The thesis was that some version of AGI would become real over the next few years, and that intelligence itself would start to get commoditize...
Memory Is State, Not a Service
Every AI tool now wants to remember. Meeting recorders remember conversations, search products remember documents, agents remember tasks, and workflow systems remember actions. That sounds like progress, but it may be making the real proble...
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