The Latest Breaking News from Marc Andreessen

In 1993, Marc Andreessen was an undergraduate at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, where he also worked at the US-government funded National Center for Supercomputing Applications. With a colleague, the young software engineer authored the Mosaic web browser, which set the standard for cruising the information superhighway in the 1990s.

Not everyone sees AI as a threat to humanity – caveated hope was a common mood after the artificial intelligence safety conference

The future that technology elites like to imagine looks remarkably similar to the one we’re in

Episode 478 of the Cyberlaw Podcast

The venture capitalist’s latest tract takes aim at a long list of supposed enemies of progress, but refuses to consider the ways we can make “leaps into the unknown” without abandoning safety and expertise.

The Andreessen Horowitz founder’s “Techno-Optimist Manifesto” is notable for several things—and the absence of one.

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“We are being lied to,” the billionaire venture capitalist says, urging humans to get past our fear of “the myth of Prometheus.”

From the billionaire VC’s hot takes: Slowing AI innovation will kill people, and universal basic income will turn us into zoo animals.

In an interview with ElevenLabs, the Andreessen Horowitz cofounder said that besides a "fail fast" mentality, there's also "blind stubbornness."

A.I. incumbents see open-source models as "their biggest threat" and are turning to lawmakers to fight it, said the venture capitalist.