Noah Fradin

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Noah Fradin

Noah Fradin

@noahfradin

San Francisco, CA Katılım Nisan 2010
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Jeff Morris Jr.
Jeff Morris Jr.@jmj·
We went from mainframes to personal computers. Now it’s time to go from generic AI to personal AI. Excited to share a stealth investment from last year - introducing @pacificint_, building the context layer for AI. We led the deal with @zoink. This team is special.
Noah Fradin@noahfradin

When a computing environment is generally capable enough as AI is, it's not new software capabilities that make it tailored to your needs, but the data. Every company and every person will one day have a magical library that personalizes their computing experience. We're building Pacific to pull that future forward.

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Ben Horwitz
Ben Horwitz@horwitzben·
I was so lucky to work with Pacific this summer. The team is relentless and their vision is clear: a new personal library - one place for all your context and data, plugged into all your AI tools. Check it out ⬇️
Pacific@pacificint_

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Sashv Dave
Sashv Dave@SashvDave·
Noah's one of the most brilliant systems thinker I've ever met; not just in product but in any problem you throw at him. Jonathan taught me more about building systems than any team I've been part of. This team is taking an opinionated approach and building something special!!
Noah Fradin@noahfradin

When a computing environment is generally capable enough as AI is, it's not new software capabilities that make it tailored to your needs, but the data. Every company and every person will one day have a magical library that personalizes their computing experience. We're building Pacific to pull that future forward.

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Parag Agrawal
Parag Agrawal@paraga·
"What we need is a single magical personal library One you can add to from anywhere And plug into any software tool you may want to use One that auto-organizes your information So you can browse it, audit it and know it's reliable And that you can permission and monitor centrally So you know it's safe every time you use it" 💯
Noah Fradin@noahfradin

When a computing environment is generally capable enough as AI is, it's not new software capabilities that make it tailored to your needs, but the data. Every company and every person will one day have a magical library that personalizes their computing experience. We're building Pacific to pull that future forward.

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Noah Fradin
Noah Fradin@noahfradin·
@ek1uno @zoink Yes. And managing this in high performance enterprise environments in a way that makes it feel easy unlocks a surprising amount.
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Torque & Trends
Torque & Trends@ek1uno·
@zoink @noahfradin This is the shift people underestimate. Intelligence is abundant; relevance comes from context + data.
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Noah Fradin
Noah Fradin@noahfradin·
@zoink Thank you! Grateful for your early support. Exciting times ahead.
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Noah Fradin@noahfradin·
When a computing environment is generally capable enough as AI is, it's not new software capabilities that make it tailored to your needs, but the data. Every company and every person will one day have a magical library that personalizes their computing experience. We're building Pacific to pull that future forward.
Pacific@pacificint_

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OpenAI
OpenAI@OpenAI·
Happy Halloween from Sora and the monsters of Monster Manor. Created using characters, now available in the Sora app.
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Noah Fradin
Noah Fradin@noahfradin·
Jump at the chance to work with Yash if you get the opportunity.
Applied Compute@appliedcompute

Generalists are useful, but it’s not enough to be smart. Advances come from specialists, whether human or machine. To have an edge, agents need specific expertise, within specific companies, built on models trained on specific data. We call this Specific Intelligence. It's what we're building at Applied Compute. We unlock the latent knowledge inside a company, use it to train custom models, and deploy an in-house agent workforce that reports to your team. We work with sophisticated companies that have already captured early gains from general models, like @cognition, @DoorDash, and @mercor_ai. They’re pulling even further ahead with proprietary in-house agents that don’t need to wait for the next public model release. Together, we are building and validating models and agents in days instead of months, achieving state-of-the-art performance on customer evals. Our team has high density and low latency. Our founders all worked on different parts of this problem while they were researchers at OpenAI — @ypatil125 as a key member on the agentic software engineer effort (Codex), @rhythmrg as a core contributor to the first RL-trained reasoning model (o1), and @lindensli as a core contributor on ML systems and infrastructure for RL training. Two-thirds of the team are former founders, and everyone brings a deep technical background, from top AI researchers to Math Olympiad winners. We are backed by $80M in funding from Benchmark, Sequoia, Lux, Elad Gil, Victor Lazarte, Omri Casspi, and others. With their support, we are growing the team, scaling deployments, and bringing to market the first generation of agent workforces built on specific models. In short: 1. We are building Specific Intelligence for specific work at specific companies. 2. That will power in-house agent workforces to support their human bosses. 3. That in turn will unlock AI’s full potential through humanity’s greatest engine of progress: thriving corporations in a free market.

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