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#2: 11 Insights from Summer Davos 2024
#2: 11 Insights from Summer Davos 2024
Last week, I had the privilege of attending the 15th World Economic Forum Annual Meeting of the New Champions in…
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#1: Easter Sunday
#1: Easter Sunday
As we close out Q1 2024, and prepare for the rest of the year, I find myself in particularly meaningful times on both…
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<Hello, World/>, Part Deux 😬
<Hello, World/>, Part Deux 😬
Exactly six months ago, on October 16, 2019, I was flying back to Singapore from Bali and had written about how I was…
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<Hello, World/>
<Hello, World/>
As I get ready to fly back to Singapore after two weeks in Bali preceded by one and a half weeks in Australia, I feel…
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When you start a company you’re full of dreams. And then over the years you get punched in the face so many times, you forget to dream. You focus…
When you start a company you’re full of dreams. And then over the years you get punched in the face so many times, you forget to dream. You focus…
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Yesterday, as the sun lowered over the cliffs of Alila Villas Uluwatu in Bali, we opened Aramyss’s first Emergence Retreat — a rite of passage for…
Yesterday, as the sun lowered over the cliffs of Alila Villas Uluwatu in Bali, we opened Aramyss’s first Emergence Retreat — a rite of passage for…
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Rent and reserve high-performance cloud GPUs on-demand and at scale for AI, machine learning, rendering and more.
Rent and reserve high-performance cloud GPUs on-demand and at scale for AI, machine learning, rendering and more.
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Stanford Graduate School of Business
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Activities and Societies: Impact Labs Fellow, Arbuckle Leadership Fellow, MBA Admissions Ambassadors Program Leader
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CKL.org
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CKL.org is a non-profit personalized career guidance movement targeted at university graduates and working adults, helping them decide on their best career opportunity and then preparing them to achieve it.
This is provided free of charge with the expectation that the receiver will work hard to put all the guidance received towards actualizing his/her ambitions.
We believe enabling people to get the right jobs can go a long way in positively impacting their lives, as most of us…CKL.org is a non-profit personalized career guidance movement targeted at university graduates and working adults, helping them decide on their best career opportunity and then preparing them to achieve it.
This is provided free of charge with the expectation that the receiver will work hard to put all the guidance received towards actualizing his/her ambitions.
We believe enabling people to get the right jobs can go a long way in positively impacting their lives, as most of us spend a large part of our life at work. -
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English
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Hindi
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Bengali
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Some people / situations bring out the best in you / me and some don’t. Even for things as trivial (or not) as the padel court. And you might be…
Some people / situations bring out the best in you / me and some don’t. Even for things as trivial (or not) as the padel court. And you might be…
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Develop strategies that drive rapid innovation from conception to completion, ensuring your medical products meet the highest standards and reach…
Develop strategies that drive rapid innovation from conception to completion, ensuring your medical products meet the highest standards and reach…
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Just booked flights and hotel to go to Web Summit Lisbon from the 10th to the 14th next week to represent OnLoop as part of a Hub71 contingent. So…
Just booked flights and hotel to go to Web Summit Lisbon from the 10th to the 14th next week to represent OnLoop as part of a Hub71 contingent. So…
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Today, I met Aravind Srinivas, the CEO & Co-founder of Perplexity AI at Harvard Innovation Labs - and I walked away reminded of how calm, clear thinking is often the biggest superpower in a chaotic, fast-moving world. In the middle of all the noise, hype, and panic around AI, Aravind stands out for his rare clarity, humility, and strategic maturity. What struck me most was not just what he’s building, but how he’s building it — with a long-term, first-principles mindset. 3 lessons I took away from our conversation: 1) You don’t need to build everything to win: While most players rushed to build their own base models, Aravind made the bold, unconventional call to stay model-agnostic and focus on post-training and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) — creating an experience-first product. 2) In a gold rush, don’t sell shovels. Build what people actually use: Perplexity focused not on infrastructure, but on giving people a real-time, accurate, and conversational search experience. It’s working — they are now doing 100M+ monthly visits without burning billions. 3) Stay calm when everyone is panicking. In a world where everyone is hyped up or fearful about AI’s future, Aravind’s level-headedness was refreshing. Leadership, after all, is about seeing clearly when others can’t. The future of AI will not just be shaped by the loudest voices — but by people like Aravind who quietly, consistently, and thoughtfully build. Thank you, Aravind, for the conversation and the wisdom. You have a fan in me. If you’re building in AI or trying to navigate this fast-changing space, I highly recommend following what Perplexity is doing. @Aravind Srinivas @Perplexity AI #AI #Leadership #StrategicThinking #Startups #Innovation #CalmInTheChaos #ProductThinking #PerplexityAI
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Thomas (Seungpill) Jueng
Agent Orchestration vs Model Context Protocol (MCP) Related to Anthropic's MCP and my recent investment in an agentic AI company with cutting edge orchestration capability. (out of my curiosity) In the rapidly evolving landscape of Large Language Models (LLMs) and Generative AI (GenAI), two approaches have emerged to address the challenge of extending AI capabilities beyond simple prompts and responses: Agent Orchestration and Model Context Protocol (MCP). Both aim to enhance the functionality of AI systems, but they take fundamentally different approaches to achieve this goal. The future of Agent Orchestration likely involves: More sophisticated coordination mechanisms Better handling of agent conflicts and reconciliation Integration with emerging standards like MCP More specialized agents with deeper domain expertise The MCP ecosystem is likely to develop with: A growing library of standardized tools and integrations Broader adoption across different AI platforms Enhanced security and compliance features Extensions to handle more complex interactions So, solution vs. tool. Maybe the choice is upon the user's characteristics. (End customer vs Developer) https://lnkd.in/ghgAXKDn #MCP #Anthropic #AI #Orchestration #Efficiency #User #VC #SiliconValley
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