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Move 37, Ten Years On: Partnering with Ineffable Intelligence

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By Ravi Mhatre, Raviraj Jain, Antoine Moyroud
| Lightspeed Venture Partners
David Silver and his team are building a system that learns from its own experience. It is the next logical step in a decade of research that has progressively stripped human priors from AI. Ten years ago, in front of two hundred million people, AlphaGo played Move 37. Two millennia of Go scholarship had dismissed the move. It won the match. It also proved something the field had argued about for decades: that a system could generate knowledge its architects did not have.
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Announcing our Investment in Temporal: Agents Make Mistakes. Your Workflows Can’t.

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By Anoushka Vaswani, Ravi Mhatre, Bucky Moore
| Lightspeed Venture Partners
One of our core beliefs as a firm is that AI has, and will continue to, significantly eat into labor TAM, leading to a proliferation of agents capable of performing work historically done by humans. These agents need to be reliable, successfully interacting with core business processes and the external world to accomplish these tasks, and long-running.
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Investing in Ricursive Intelligence: AI for Chip Design and Chip Design for AI

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By Ravi Mhatre, Jonah Cader
| Lightspeed Venture Partners
From workhorse GPUs to purpose-built inference ASICs, the rapid acceleration of modern AI has been fueled by the steady drumbeat of improvements in underlying compute power. Despite this, chip design is a painfully manual, slow, and costly process. The most performant silicon takes large teams of engineers upwards of two to three years and hundreds of millions of dollars to design. These costs accrue in part to EDA tooling, but the bulk of semiconductor research and development spend goes to labor.
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