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    The argument for access over intelligence—until hidden knowledge can be reverse-engineered

    A user argues access still beats intelligence in most cases because almost all useful knowledge is tacit or hidden.

    Bojan TunguzBT
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    A user argues that access beats intelligence by a wide margin in most cases because almost all useful knowledge remains tacit or hidden. They predict a turning point when intelligence becomes powerful enough to reverse-engineer that knowledge, saying that is when real change will begin.

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    Bojan Tunguz@tunguzAlmost all of the actually useful knowledge in the world is still tacit or hidden. Access still beats intelligence, by a very wide margin in most cases. However, at some point intelligence becomes powerful enough to reverse engineer hidden knowledge, and that’s when the real change in the world will begin.1h