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Very proud of the progress we’re making at 8090. It’s really starting to click and create value for many large enterprises. While single AI use cases are great, if it’s not part of a broader, coherent AI strategy, it will create a repeat of the current issues in SaaS: vendor lock in, data security, system of record gate keeping, high ongoing maintenance etc. Being successful in adopting AI requires being optimistic but also sufficiently cynical with the technical capabilities of AI today so you can demand more and design better in an informed way. Ping us if we can help you. Sales@8090.ai

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"Deeply powerful. But also deeply primitive." The AI conversation has split into two camps that are both wrong. Camp one: AI is magic. Six months from AGI. Build everything on top of it. The model will figure it out. Camp two: It's a parlor trick. It hallucinates. It can't reason. The whole thing collapses inside a year. Both miss what's actually happening. Modern AI is genuinely powerful AND genuinely primitive. The same system that drafts a contract in 20 seconds can't tell you, with certainty, what its own confidence is on a single sentence. That's the nature of next-token prediction at scale. The companies that win the next decade hold both ideas at once. They go faster. They also build the rigging that lets them trust what they ship. The ones pretending they already know what this moment is are the ones who'll spend 2027 explaining to the board why a launch they bet the year on shipped wrong. Chamath at Stanford. 43 seconds ↓
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