Half a decade ago in a share house in Wellington New Zealand lived a software sales person called Jack. Then one day an entrepreneurial computer science student from Zimbabwe named Michael turned up looking for a place to stay. Half a decade passed and everyone went about their business until...
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Michael told Jack about how his mate planned to make lots of money selling Donkey cheese. This sparked a great conversation and since then they'd discuss interesting businesses. One day Michael sent Jack a message to check out this "ChatGPT thing".
To accelerate the quality and quantity of idea collisions to advance humanity.
One of the enablers of the enlightenment was coffee shops. This is because humans would frequently come together to talk. Ideas and expertise could collide in real time like never before.
gathered around a long table at most coffeehouses to talk business, but also to discuss news, politics and ideas. The explosion of coffeehouses across London coincided with the build-up to the early Enlightenment period, and coffeehouses played a key role in that. - BBC
There have been many of these “idea colliding events” in human history. The printing press, coffee shops, the internet, social media, and so on.
We believe we are entering a new collision event.
For the first time ever we can use mathematics to determine one idea’s adjacency to another.
Right now you are consuming this article with context. You’ve used the product, you know a bit about AI, you’ve got an interest in knowledge bases, or you are reading this with an entirely fresh perspective (a context of its own).
What recent advances in artificial intelligence technology have enabled is the ability to mimic this natural context.
People can now use math to smash ideas together at a never before seen pace.
Our vision is to accelerate the quality and quantity of these idea collisions by bringing the power of these calculations into anyone’s hands.
