Writing about Replit and self-driving companies
Marc published an essay on Replit’s Agent Habitat and how businesses can give AI agents room to work while keeping their activity visible and manageable.
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Marc Andreessen co-created Mosaic, co-founded Netscape and a16z, and shares ideas about technology, business and culture through essays, podcasts and posts.
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a16z.comRead or listen on a16zBacking TypeSafe AI
Marc co-authored a16z’s TypeSafe AI investment announcement with Jennifer Li, Sarah Wang, Martin Casado and Ben Horowitz. The post explains Jev’s approach to returning typed decisions directly to software.
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A new essay on Cognition and coding agents
In a16z’s Cognition investment announcement, Marc returned to his “software is eating the world” thesis and described how coding agents could change engineers’ work.
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Talking crypto regulation with Chris Dixon
An a16z episode brought Marc together with Chris Dixon and Robert Hackett to discuss U.S. crypto market structure legislation, stablecoins and lessons from the early internet.
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Writing about a billion intelligent machines
Marc, Erik Torenberg and Elena Burger published a piece on Applied Intuition’s development and its Dana platform for building physical AI applications.
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