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A Fireworks AI cofounder just called something about the AI boom "insane" — and it's not what you'd think

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TL;DR: A Fireworks AI cofounder called something most AI-wrapped founders are quietly standing on "insane" — and it's not the technology. It's the lifeline. Benny Chen tunes open-source models for real companies — Cursor, Cognition, Harvey — and his actual argument is simple: if one frontier lab's…

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  1. 2026-09-07 14:26 · r/artificial
    A Fireworks AI cofounder just called something about the AI boom "insane" — and it's not what you'd think

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