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Broad, but Dangerous: The Rise of The Renaissance Engineer
Who's going to build the next era of AI-driven software? Kimber Robbins, VP of Product at portfolio company Ketch, and Mochamad Asri, leading architect at Nvidia, explain the concept of the "Renaissance Engineer": their traits, their makeup, and their goals.
In our last post, we discussed how data is the new general-purpose technology and that is why at super{set} we form data-driven companies from scratch. But new technologies are a promise, not a sudden phase change.
The wheel. Electricity. The automobile. These are technologies that had a disproportionate impact on the merits of their first practical use-case; but beyond that, because they enabled so much in terms of subsequent innovation, economic historians call them “general-purpose technologies” or GPTs...
Coming up with new company ideas is easy: we take the day off, go to the park, and let the thoughts arrive like butterflies. Maybe we grab a coconut from that guy for a little buzz. While this describes a pleasant day in San Francisco, it couldn’t be further from the truth of what we do at super{set}. If only we could pull great ideas out of thin air. Unfortunately, it just doesn’t work that way.
This post was written by MarkovML Co-Founder, Lindsey Meyl, as part of our #PassTheMic series.
The super{set} studio model for early-stage venture It is still early days for the startup studio model. We know this because at super{set} we still get questions from experienced operators and investors. One investor that we’ve known for years recently asked us: “you have a fund — aren’t you just a venture capital firm with a different label?”
This post was written by Ketch Sales Director, Sheridan Rice, as part of our #PassTheMic series.
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