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Sequoia's Pat Grady uses a Jeff Bezos framework to judge which AI startups will last.

Sequoia's Pat Grady uses a Jeff Bezos framework to judge which AI startups will last. There are two ways to become a…

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Sequoia's Pat Grady uses a Jeff Bezos framework to judge which AI startups will last. There are two ways to become a freestanding giant: 1. Technology out: build something nobody else has, open it to developers. The moat is the ecosystem 2. Customer back: start from one customer and keep building what they need. The moat is the relationship His examples: - Ineffable goes technology out - OpenEvidence goes customer back, owning the doctor's attention at the point of care He also thinks much of the labs' value today sits in the apps they built on top of their models. For Sequoia, small exi

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