Sources
Loading...
Additional media
Loading...
DeepNewz, mobile.
People-sourced. AI-powered. Unbiased News.
At the SF AI Summit, Reid Hoffman discussed the early stages of the generative AI revolution, comparing it to the early days of the internet. Hoffman, who invested $50 million into OpenAI's for-profit arm, emphasized that AI, like the internet, will have a transformative impact. He also touched on potential corporate changes at OpenAI and how the organization would stay true to its mission. Jeff Richards of Notable Capital echoed similar sentiments about AI IPOs, noting that while significant capital is being invested, not all companies will succeed.
At #SFAISummit @reidhoffman: "The generative AI revolution is still very early, it's kind of just like any other tech wave. AI is like the early internet. We knew the internet would change everything. Now look at the internet." https://t.co/x3NuntXuH7
OH at #SFAISummit @reidhoffman "The generative AI revolution is still very early, it's kind of just like any other tech wave. AI is like the early internet. We knew the internet would change everything. Now look at the internet." https://t.co/pAAfkklWxp
Our SF AI Summit is ~on~. @steph_palazzolo w/ @reidhoffman, who put $50M into OpenAI’s for-profit arm when it started (and is sitting on a pretty incredible gain!) #sfaisummit https://t.co/sotOfp0w4Z
