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Alexandr Wang

11/03/23

@ The Logan Bartlett Show

The key insight is to architect problems with as few dependencies as possible, allowing for multiple independent bets to be made in parallel.

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Alexandr Wang: 26-Year-Old Billionaire Powering the AI Industry

@ The Logan Bartlett Show

Alexandr Wang: 26-Year-Old Billionaire Powering the AI Industry

11/03/23

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