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Today we’re trying something new. We’re sharing a slide deck, “Intelligence is the Primitive. Applications are the Diffusion Layer” by Anish A, that he originally put together for a smaller audience. There’s a lot of great stuff that gets made internally at a16z, and we look forward to sharing more of it here on a regular basis, when we’re able. - Danco
Overview: what is the overall situation?
Apps & the Application Layer
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If intelligence becomes a primitive, perhaps judgment becomes the moat. Applications can be copied; features converge. Knowing where to point intelligence may remain stubbornly scarce. Which is why I don’t recommend riding horses naked, seated backwards in a Western saddle.