Andreessen-Horowitz craps on "AI" startups from a great height | Locklin on science
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What Jamie wrote
Some significant real-world view of machine learning startups.
My TLDR summary:
- Deep learning costs a lot in compute, for marginal payoffs
- Machine learning startups generally have no moat or meaningful special sauce
- Machine learning startups are mostly services businesses, not software businesses
- Machine learning will be most productive inside large organizations that have data and process inefficiencies
The 3rd item is the one that I have seen the most.
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