What are you serving?
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The best founders serve a higher power. I am reminded of the Stuyvesant High School math team coach, Mr. Geller, who would start each year writing “Math is #1” on the chalk board. Winning was a byproduct of loving the game. Scott Wu loves coding as much as Mr. Geller loved math, and he’s built a fantastic company around coding. Demis Hassabis loved games, and he was the first to systematically build AIs that could solve them. Brian Schimpf and the Anduril mafia were all patriots who loved America, and they built America’s most defining defense company. In the AGI race, this is patently…
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