A post argues that better internal systems and external models can automatically accelerate an AI-native company.
A post argues that RSI is already happening at “truly AI-native” companies: as internal systems and external models improve, the whole company accelerates automatically. It predicts that companies built to compound those gains will be the winners.
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@apoorva_mehtaRSI is already here at truly AI-native companies. As internal systems and external models improve, the whole company accelerates - automatically. The winners will be the companies built to compound these gains.
@mattparlmerRT @mattparlmer: RSI is when the big model actually reads the textbooks and papers relevant to your problem and suggest approaches that are…@apoorva_mehtaRSI is already here at truly AI-native companies. As internal systems and external models improve, the whole company accelerates - automatically. The winners will be the companies built to compound these gains.@mattparlmerRT @mattparlmer: RSI is when the big model actually reads the textbooks and papers relevant to your problem and suggest approaches that are…@apoorva_mehtaRSI is already here at truly AI-native companies. As internal systems and external models improve, the whole company accelerates - automatically. The winners will be the companies built to compound these gains.@mattparlmerRT @mattparlmer: RSI is when the big model actually reads the textbooks and papers relevant to your problem and suggest approaches that are…@apoorva_mehtaRSI is already here at truly AI-native companies. As internal systems and external models improve, the whole company accelerates - automatically. The winners will be the companies built to compound these gains.@mattparlmerRT @mattparlmer: RSI is when the big model actually reads the textbooks and papers relevant to your problem and suggest approaches that are…—
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