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In the AI era, experience can become a burden, not an asset

A provocative argument has drawn attention: in the AI era, experience may become a burden rather than an asset. Foundation Capital partner Jaya Gupta (자야 굽타) wrote on X that experience is no longer a moat and, in many cases, is starting to look like a tax. She contrasts senior and junior generations, arguing senior experience can hinder AI innovation. Gupta says decision-makers often have more to lose from failure, and AI narrows expertise gaps built on past examples.

AI & Enterprise

AI reshapes enterprise IT adoption playbook, a16z analysis finds

Many surveys suggest corporate AI adoption often stalls at the pilot stage, including an MIT finding that 95 percent of pilot projects do not move into production. Andreessen Horowitz, citing internal data and conversations with executives, disputes that view. Its analysis focuses on where enterprises use AI and where returns are clear, excluding consumer-focused companies. It says 29 percent of Fortune 500 firms and 19 percent of Global 2000 firms are paying customers of leading AI startups and are running AI in production.

Industry

GPU rental rates jump 40 percent in six months as HBM, DRAM shortages deepen

Nvidia’s H100 GPU rental prices have jumped 40 percent in six months, with supply for new deployments already sold out and on-demand capacity exhausted, SemiAnalysis said. Surging demand is lifting AI server component costs and tightening supplies of high-bandwidth memory and DRAM. DS Investment & Securities said memory contract prices are likely to keep rising through the fourth quarter, while long-term supply deals may support margins for Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix.