BlueDot founder: the superintelligence race forces me to build a company that may only matter for years
austinc3301 · x · 2026-11-16
BlueDot founder dewierwan vents about the reckless race to superhuman AI: he would love to spend decades building BlueDot, but instead has to cobble an organization together assuming it will only be relevant for a few years.
"All of our dreams and aspirations for the future are threatened by the actions of a handful of AI companies," he writes — a pointed critique of how the AGI race is crushing long-termism for founders.
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