Founders excited about breakthroughs in artificial intelligence would be wise to slow down and make sure one of the tech whales isn’t likely to gobble up their idea.
At a catch-up coffee a few weeks ago, a founder friend asked me, “What AI thing should we build?”
It was the third time that week a founder had asked me the same question.
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