20250219 – Navigating the AI Landscape: Memory Layers, Deep Research, and Adaptive Strategies

Explore the evolving AI frontier, where innovation transforms data sharing with Recall’s intelligence layer, while challenges in AI research accuracy persist. Discover insights from industry leaders like Ravi Gupta on adapting business strategies to embrace AI, shifting focus to customer-centric metrics. This trend analysis reveals how AI reshapes collaboration, research efficiency, and operational paradigms, urging a proactive embrace of technological evolution.
1. Recall: Building the Intelligence Layer for Multi-Agent AI
In 2021, 3Box Labs was invested in with the belief that data infrastructure would transition from isolated databases to open, composable networks, allowing developers to build data-rich applications more efficiently. The launch of Recall, a project from the merger of 3Box Labs and Textile, advances this vision by providing a “memory layer” for AI agents to store and exchange specialized knowledge, enhancing their capabilities. Recall supports AI development by enabling agents to establish trust and collaborate through an open marketplace, with applications ranging from financial forecasting to personalized meal planning.
Read more: https://www.usv.com/writing/2025/02/recall-building-the-intelligence-layer-for-multi-agent-ai/
2. The Deep Research problem
The author primarily engages in research and analysis, often involving manual labor to gather and verify data, and finds OpenAI’s Deep Research potentially useful but flawed. They tested Deep Research using a sample report on smartphones and discovered inaccuracies in the data sources and results, highlighting the limitations of relying on AI for precise data retrieval. The author expresses ambivalence about AI’s current capabilities, acknowledging its usefulness in speeding up tasks but emphasizing the persistent issue of error rates and the uncertain future of AI reliability.
Read more: https://www.ben-evans.com/benedictevans/2025/2/17/the-deep-research-problem
3. Ravi Gupta – AI or Die – [Invest Like the Best, EP.411]
In this podcast episode, Patrick O’Shaughnessy interviews Ravi Gupta from Sequoia Capital about his essay “AI or Die,” discussing the transformative impact of AI on businesses. Gupta emphasizes the need for companies to adapt quickly, suggesting that traditional metrics like headcount may become liabilities, and instead, businesses should focus on “magic per employee” and customer-centric strategies. The conversation highlights the importance of optimism, adaptability, and a willingness to embrace change in the face of rapid technological advancements.
Read more: https://joincolossus.com/episode/ai-or-die/
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