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    Andrew Chen on AI Shifting Costs to Verification

    Investor Andrew Chen notes limits in human verification despite abundant AI generation.

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    Andrew Chen posted that unlimited AI output creates proofs, code, videos, and lawsuits but leaves few skilled people to review them. He stated that when creation costs fall to zero the remaining bottleneck is verification. Andrew Côté quoted the post and added that attention becomes the last scarce resource and taste the decisive edge once execution costs disappear. Both comments appear in the visible thread and generated headlines attached to the posts.

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    @andrewchenUnlimited mathematical proofs but limited skilled mathematicians who can verify them Unlimited code but limited skilled programmers to review them Unlimited videos but limited attention to watch them Unlimited lawsuits but limited courts/judges/lawyers to adjudicate them When the creation of something goes to zero, the cost moves elsewhere…
    @AndercotAttention is the last competitive frontier, the only thing that is perpetually zero sum. Taste is the final competitive edge, when the cost of execution and implementation are zero.
    @shreyasTaste

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    @andrewchenUnlimited mathematical proofs but limited skilled mathematicians who can verify them Unlimited code but limited skilled programmers to review them Unlimited videos but limited attention to watch them Unlimited lawsuits but limited courts/judges/lawyers to adjudicate them When the creation of something goes to zero, the cost moves elsewhere…
    @AndercotAttention is the last competitive frontier, the only thing that is perpetually zero sum. Taste is the final competitive edge, when the cost of execution and implementation are zero.
    @shreyasTaste