dbreunig vs Martin Casado: is 'General Software Intelligence' just intelligent software?
dbreunig · x · 2026-09-06
dbreunig pushed back on Martin Casado's 'General Software Intelligence' framing, arguing that what we build around LLMs is really 'Intelligent Software.' He adds that he uses software more for accuracy, and that 'machine' carries enough semantic and cultural weight to be treated as an entity — citing a Stewart Brand line about where language is invented and lawyers congregate. An abstract, low-density exchange.
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