Julie Fredrickson: Most human context and information still hasn't been digitized
irinarish · x · 2026-10-03
Chaotic Capital managing partner Julie Fredrickson argues on the Infinite Loops podcast that AI still hasn't incorporated the vast majority of human context and information: huge archives — cultural records, patents no one technically owns — remain offline, and digitization is a far bigger effort than commonly assumed. She points to the Herculaneum scrolls as proof of what's possible.
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