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In the early days of the web, Marc Andreessen imagined Netscape as the next Windows. Tim O’Reilly sees a similar assumption shaping today’s AI plans: that advertising will remain central and companies will hold more of our data than we do. AI gives us a chance to rethink how software is made and who controls the data it uses. The web succeeded, in Tim’s view, because its “architecture of participation” made it easy for people to contribute and kept evolving. No one knows which system will prevail, but Tim calls Common Fabric, a new company led by Alex Komoroske, the most thoughtful approach to AI’s reset he has seen so far.
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