Incumbents vs. Startups in the AI Race
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Incumbents vs. Startups in the AI Race
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Re: Incumbents vs. Startups in the AI Race
#2Hate it when an article spends 90% of the time posing a question and 10% attempting a bare-bones answer. I got to the bottom and realized this was just an article to drive inbound deal flow.
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#3Hate it when an article spends 90% of the time posing a question and 10% attempting a bare-bones answer. I got to the bottom and realized this was just an article to drive inbound deal flow.
Exactly, just a catchy title to generate attention.
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#4> Another is by owning unique customer generated data produced on its platform.
This points seems to advocate for existing biz not startups
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#5So far it seems like a race to achieve the same mid results everywhere.
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#6As an AI startup founder, I worry pieces like this miss the point — we are so early into this new era of computing that it’s premature to call any winners.
It’s also simplistic, because AI-related innovation is happening across companies of every size at every layer of the tech stack. Even Open AI with its state of the art foundation models needs to compete with both open source and large companies coming out with new LLMs.
Pieces like this may also discourage bright people from taking risks and building cool things, because they worry that this is just a big company game. It’s just too early to think like that.
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#7So far it seems like a race to achieve the same mid results everywhere.
True, but a lot of value is created when mundane tech is implemented widely.
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#8How about building an AI/LLM without gimping it afterwards? It's a bit tiring to see the usual "pornography is strictly forbidden" or the "As a language model, I can't ...."-type nonsense.
I'm sure that would give them a market edge. :)
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#9Re: Incumbents vs. Startups in the AI Race
#10How about building an AI/LLM without gimping it afterwards? It's a bit tiring to see the usual "pornography is strictly forbidden" or the "As a language model, I can't ...."-type nonsense. I'm sure that would give them a market edge. :)
A market edge in legal issues perhaps?