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Chamath Palihapitiya on

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10 entries, 23 Aug 2026 to 26 Aug 2026

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      Palihapitiya recommends post on AI silicon architectures as excellent resource

      “If you are interested in AI silicon read this. It’s 💯 https://t.co/rMe4l2xacX”

      23 Aug 2026 · X · source
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      Palihapitiya predicts today's chips become mediocre when agents write kernels and new architectures

      “@jacobpeake wow. this is super super good. thank you for writing this. one thought: what happens when agents start writing the kernels and new model architectures keep appearing? I think a lot of today’s chips become meh. they were designed by humans for humans. brute-force approaches”

      23 Aug 2026 · X · source
    3. spoken

      Palihapitiya predicts today's chips become mediocre when agents write kernels and new architectures

      “@jacobpeake wow. this is super super good. thank you for writing this. one thought: what happens when agents start writing the kernels and new model architectures keep appearing? I think a lot of today’s chips become meh. they were designed by humans for humans. brute-force approaches”

      23 Aug 2026 · X · source · permalink
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      Palihapitiya says if Druckenmiller isn't embarrassed to be AI meat proxy, neither should you be

      “If Stan Druckenmiller isn’t embarrassed to be a meat proxy, you shouldn’t be either. It’s like after matches was invented, still celebrating the arduous time to rub two sticks together. Dumb. https://t.co/UB319Irqcd”

      25 Aug 2026 · X · source
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      Palihapitiya calls AI disclosure requirements virtue signaling, compares to not disclaiming reading sources

      “@Jason This is a dumb new form of virtue signaling. Do you disclose every article you’ve ever read that gives you an opinion when you spout off on X? No. This is how AI also works. He might as well disclaim the entire internet and every written word. If he puts his name behind it,”

      25 Aug 2026 · X · source
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      Palihapitiya compares AI to typewriter, says it accelerates differentiation between good and bad writers

      “@Icanonlyraz Moving from pen and paper to a typewriter only accelerated the differentiation between good and bad writers not diminish it. Helps get you to your desired destination faster. Slop is still slop. Over time, there will be fewer repetitive AI flourishes that stand out. And your”

      25 Aug 2026 · X · source
    7. posted

      Palihapitiya compares AI to typewriter, says it accelerates differentiation between good and bad writers

      “@Icanonlyraz Moving from pen and paper to a typewriter only accelerated the differentiation between good and bad writers not diminish it. Helps get you to your desired destination faster. Slop is still slop. Over time, there will be fewer repetitive AI flourishes that stand out. And your”

      25 Aug 2026 · X · source
    8. spoken

      Palihapitiya compares AI to typewriter, says it accelerates differentiation between good and bad writers

      “@Icanonlyraz Moving from pen and paper to a typewriter only accelerated the differentiation between good and bad writers not diminish it. Helps get you to your desired destination faster. Slop is still slop. Over time, there will be fewer repetitive AI flourishes that stand out. And your”

      25 Aug 2026 · X · source · permalink
    9. posted

      “@Cernovich I don’t think he outsourced his thinking. He outsourced his penmanship. I’d look through the prose and focus on the message. He’s a 🐐 for a reason and this isn’t an IG reel.”

      26 Aug 2026 · X · source
    10. posted

      Palihapitiya says when top performers speak, listen more and judge less

      “@jacobfranek That’s their problem. When a 🐐 speaks, one should listen more, judge less…”

      26 Aug 2026 · X · source

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