Partner at Sequoia. Former rower representing USA.

Joined February 2016
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Liam Corrigan retweeted
Jensen Huang is a titan and a teacher. He recently sat down with me to explain his vision of the future of technology and humanity. He’s calm, clear, and very funny. We touched on many topics, ranging from the $20T or more AI economy in five layers to changes in labor for the AI age. Here are some of my main takeaways: 1) The world is moving from retrieval to generation 2) Generation offers intelligence customized to the individual 3) Nvidia is making the "generators" of intelligence 4) We've seen this kind of revolution at least three times before with energy (Generators), Telecommunications (vacuum tubes / transistors?), and now intelligence (GPUs) 5) There is a five-layer cake of participation in this many-many trillion dollar revolution: Energy, Chips, Infra, Models, and Applications. 6) There are many ways to participate in this revolution, and everyone has a role 7) We'll be pushed to dream up new problems to solve with this unprecedented intelligence 8) In this new future, it's not just having the answer, it's having the right questions 8) The right questions will drive us toward our individual and collective human purpose 9) We move from the carpenters to the architects I believe this is the realistic future. Thanks to Jensen and the entire @nvidia team for the conversation and for letting us share! 00:00 Introduction 00:42 From Chatbots to Generative AI 03:35 Agentic AI That Does Work 05:26 Downstream Industry Impact 06:25 Computing Shifts From Retrieval to Generation 11:26 A Planet Cocooned by Intelligence 14:27 Inside the NVIDIA AI Factory 20:48 AI Five Layer Cake 21:58 Beyond Chatbots to Biology 23:54 Tokens and World Models 24:53 Trillions in Applications 27:13 Ditch the AI Doom 31:32 Jobs Tasks vs Purpose 38:40 Closing the Tech Divide
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God bless American capital markets
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SITUATION BREWING: China is preparing to spend $295B over five years on data centers, per Bloomberg.
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Prescient words from the Father of the Nuclear Navy, Admiral Hyman Rickover. Thanks @charlesxjyang for compiling.
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The full Rickover Corpus project can be found here: rickovercorpus.org/ It's a timely endeavor.

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Ti is awesome. Someone who is truly forward-looking. This will be an exciting conversation.
Set is ready @ElonMusk We built it 25min from downtown Austin and can shoot anytime in the next 7 days on 1h notice. Humanity is on the verge of becoming a multi-planet species and spacefaring civilization. My goal with this interview is to help people viscerally feel what that future is going to look like and get everyone excited to help build it.
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As usual, @robinhanson's ideas on Futarchy are vindicated by the market after 20 years.
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Questions I have about Joe and the Juice - Who’s Joe? - Is the juice actual juice or coffee? - Why is Joe shrouded in darkness, wearing a fedora, and pouting with clenched fists like a 1930s mobster henchman whose temper is going to start a turf war? Altogether seems NPC coded
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TIL there's massive arbitrage opportunity in framing professionally edited WSJ headlines photos within mimetic frameworks legible to X.
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We are, as always, at the Beginning of Infinity
At any level of intelligence, there is always a complexity frontier. There is infinite complexity in our universe to grok with more intellect, and near infinite reward to unlock by doing so (Kardashev 3 ). We must let go of zero-sum mindset and aim for the infinite.
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Idgaf what Baudrillard says, America rocks and Tiki culture is not a simulation, but essential
The Tonga Room is older than the People’s Republic of China
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If your AI is as good at compression as you say it, why does the forte brass still sound like canned potatoes?
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Deepseek distilled Opus distilled the Internet distilled Western Philosophy distilled Socrates Proof left as exercise to the reader
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Replying to @QuasLacrimas
yeah I think from distillation
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Dream blunt rotation
actually hilarious list
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At all times, and in all places, this is how your email finds me
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Whoever coined the phrase “freedom of expression” never heard Fetty Wap expressed freely through a trunk subwoofer
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Bro you sure you want to retweet that? You sure you’re distilling meaning from the divine source, not perpetuating the cycle of meaningless referentials?
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Playing Bach to make your baby smarter except it's Glenn Gould and it makes your baby stim with humming
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In my Katamari Damacy era. Nothing, neither the lowly ant nor the prideful moon, is safe from gravitational accumulation.
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Liam Corrigan retweeted
Replying to @GaryMarcus @tunguz
Thinking commercialization is not relevant to AGI is like thinking cellular mitosis is not relevant to organ function
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