
Co-founded Prentis, an AI research lab focused on computer use models, in talks to raise $100 million.
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Historical analysis of technology adoption patterns, from the printing press to AI, reveals that new technologies enhance human agency rather than diminish it, and understanding this pattern can help people prepare for AGI.
“Cofounder of LinkedIn and author of 'Superagency'; discusses how historical tech breakthroughs like the printing press can inform AI adoption and human agency.”
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“OpenAI investor and Microsoft board member who helped investigate Altman's firing but found no clear offense and worked toward his reinstatement.”
“Co-founded Prentis, an AI research lab focused on computer use models, in talks to raise $100 million.”
“LinkedIn co-founder and Greylock partner serving as co-founder of Prentis AI lab for computer-use models.”
“Byline author of 'In defense of AI slop' article drawing parallels between early electrification and current AI infrastructure development.”
“Reid Hoffman was featured in an AI & I podcast episode discussing AI use.”
“Claims Replit made a surprisingly functional clone of LinkedIn website.”
Reid Hoffman predicts that 2026 will be the year AI agents break out of coding into other domains, with coding agents serving as the foundation for all AI tools, while OpenAI and Anthropic remain locked in a competitive race.
“Venture capitalist and LinkedIn cofounder who made five predictions about AI in 2026, early backer of OpenAI, and investor at Greylock Partners.”
Reid Hoffman argues that studying philosophy is more valuable than an MBA for entrepreneurs navigating AI's impact on business and human identity.
“Cofounder of LinkedIn and venture capitalist who discussed how AI functions through the lens of philosophy and using it as a tool to make better business decisions.”