How I'm Preparing For The Ai Revolution
Chamath Palihapitiya explains how he is preparing for AI. He argues that taste and judgment will matter most, and he describes the personal AI agents he has built to sharpen his decisions.
The gist
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Chamath says that, in hindsight, AI will create far more jobs than it destroys, though some jobs will be replaced by very different ones.
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He uses a custom Nash equilibrium agent for high-stakes negotiations, filtered through a corpus drawn from business and psychology books.
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Another agent tracks his burn and builds a zero-risk portfolio whose interest covers his lifestyle after taxes, following his rule of never living in debt.
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He and his wife use Function for blood tests and feed the results into AI to track their health and avoid missing hidden issues.
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Chamath urges AI leaders to fund public infrastructure, as Carnegie and Rockefeller did, so misinformation doesn't stall a net positive transition.
"My wife and I use this thing called Function for blood tests. How are we eating? What is it telling us about our health? Are there hidden things? Here are these studies that we read. What do these things mean? So constantly just keeping like a live update of making sure that w..."
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