Scoble: As models commoditize, AI memory—knowing what matters—becomes the moat
Scobleizer · x · 2026-09-06
Robert Scoble highlights Ashwin Gop's argument that as models and execution get commoditized, memory becomes the moat for AI products—less about storing more, more about knowing what's worth storing and what's worth interrupting you for.
Scoble adds a harder question underneath: your calendar knows when, you know why. That gap between what happened and why it matters is where the next decade of AI will be won or lost.
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