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AI and the Frontier Paradox | Sequoia Capital
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We’ve been calling many different technologies AI for more than half a century. What we think of as AI is going to change again. And again.
AI and the Frontier Paradox By Konstantine Buhler Animation: James Buckhouse Published July 18, 2023 We’ve been calling many different technologies AI for more than half a century. What we think of as AI is going to change again. And again. Sequoia founder Don Valentine would ask founders two questions: “why now?” and “so what?” At the heart of these questions is the combination of curiosity and rigor that asks what has changed in the world (why now?) and what will this mean (so what?). AI has a compelling “why now?” with the development of large language models (LLMs) trained with the Transfo
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