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Discusses a Latent Space podcast episode where Anjney Midha explains why AI labs with unlimited GPUs still fail, drawing on his experience at amppublic and a16z.
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Why AI Labs With Unlimited GPUs Still Fail
Based on @AnjneyMidha’s conversation with @swyx (Shawn Wang) on the Latent Space podcast (June 2026). Midha now runs @amppublic, an AI infrastructure company and had led a16z’s investments in
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