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    Investor Shares Thoughts on AI Personhood and Moats

    Max Niederhofer of Heartcore Capital questions the essence of personhood in ongoing AI discussions.

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    Max Niederhofer, general partner at Heartcore Capital, posted on X that he funds frontier tech and raises a question the AI debate often avoids: what is a person. He adds that moats come from owning your own evaluations, your own harness, and eventually your own weights, and that you need to own the loop. The post also notes his Catholic faith and the firm's $800M assets under management focused on pre-seed and seed investments.

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    @maxniederhoferMoat: your own evals, your own harness, and eventually your own weights. You need to own the loop.
    @DanielleFongRT @maxniederhofer: Moat: your own evals, your own harness, and eventually your own weights. You need to own the loop.

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    @maxniederhoferMoat: your own evals, your own harness, and eventually your own weights. You need to own the loop.
    @DanielleFongRT @maxniederhofer: Moat: your own evals, your own harness, and eventually your own weights. You need to own the loop.