Netscape was the first mass market web browser. Before Netscape you essentially had to write code to use the internet. After Netscape anyone could use the internet by clicking around like we do today. Marc Andreessen was a co-founder of Netscape, and one of the inventors of the modern web
Imagine a world where you can’t own anything. Your only option is to rent. And If you don’t rent products from the same company, they can’t be used together. Want to wear clothes while driving? You have to rent them from the same company that owns your
Digital clones are now easy to create using AI tools like Heygen.com. And they speak multiple languages. Here’s what’s next. No More Language Barrier Imagine a world where everyone speaks the same language. That’s where AI is taking us. And the implications are massive. More Friends
Technological revolutions follow a similar pattern. A new technology brings massive hype. Initially, it fails to meet expectations. People are left disappointed. Speculative bubbles pop. From railroads to the internet, technological revolutions are over estimated in the short term, and underestimated in the long term. It’s never “different this
All the talk about media being broken is dead wrong. The internet has made media, and the media industry, better in so many ways. And it’s about to get even better. Here’s how: 1. Expertise can now be shared directly (h/t Jason Calacanis) Old Way: Media companies
I believe AI is set to transform our lives, and that crypto will play an important role in ensuring this change is for the better. Here’s how: The AI Revolution The AI revolution is transforming knowledge work, just like the industrial revolution transformed manual labor. Industrial Revolution: 1 person