David Sacks

This is according to another post that just came out.

This is according to another post that just came out.

According to this post, the authorship attribution attributed to market moving was changed after publication of the co-author as a managing partner of a $262 million SEC registered hedge fund who confirmed short positions in the companies the report named.

According to this post, the authorship attribution attributed to market moving was changed after publication of the co-author as a managing partner of a $262 million SEC registered hedge fund who confirmed short positions in the companies the report named.

So I think that's point number one is I just wonder, did this article truly go viral or did the authors do anything to kind of amplify it?

So I think that's point number one is I just wonder, did this article truly go viral or did the authors do anything to kind of amplify it?

And we just don't know the answer to that question.

And we just don't know the answer to that question.

But regardless of that, let's just take the arguments on their face.

But regardless of that, let's just take the arguments on their face.

I think one of the best responses to it was by another writer named Derek Thompson who wrote an article called Nobody Knows Anything, which I think is a reference to a famous take by legendary Hollywood writer William Goldman.

I think one of the best responses to it was by another writer named Derek Thompson who wrote an article called Nobody Knows Anything, which I think is a reference to a famous take by legendary Hollywood writer William Goldman.

In any event, what the article says is no one really knows what's going to happen with AI in two years, never mind 20 years.

In any event, what the article says is no one really knows what's going to happen with AI in two years, never mind 20 years.

And so they resort to science fiction writing masquerading as analysis.

And so they resort to science fiction writing masquerading as analysis.

And the author here, Derek Thompson, says that the conversation about AI is really just a marketplace of competing science fiction narratives.

And the author here, Derek Thompson, says that the conversation about AI is really just a marketplace of competing science fiction narratives.

Yeah.

Yeah.