Martin Casado quotes on AI, with sources
General Partner, Andreessen Horowitz · 7 quotes · latest Nov 19, 2025
- AI projects, on the other hand, are taking far more capital, by far smaller teams, and turning that into historic growth rates for both new users and revenue.
- I’d argue that whether or not AGI emerges from a single model, the impact of this meta economic machinery is functionally similar. That is, it reduces a massively broad class of technical problems to simply a matter of economics.
- In fact, we’ve gotten so good at scaling AI with GPUs that power not compute is the primary limitation.
- There’s a reason the fastest-growing AI companies are hiring software engineers as fast as they can.
- But despite all the hubbub and competing interests, there actually is a reasonable policy position the United States can take: to focus on marginal risk and apply our regulatory energy there.
- In the end, we might conclude the best policy for human welfare is to invest aggressively in AI rather than to encumber it.
- We should only depart from the existing regulatory regime, and carve new ground, once we understand the marginal risks of AI relative to existing computer systems.
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