@rohanpaul_ai: Marc Andreessen describing AI. "We've turned sand into thought. And it's possibly the most revolutionary technology in …
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Marc Andreessen describes AI as transforming sand into thought, calling it possibly the most revolutionary technology in human history.
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Marc Andreessen describing AI. “We’ve turned sand into thought. And it’s possibly the most revolutionary technology in the history of the species” Sand → silicon → chip → data center → power → AI → thought https://t.co/ms35VyB35t
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