Add to that SoftBank and its $100B fund, where the CEO earnestly believes that the Singularity is coming in 2045...
I feel like AI VC in SV is overcrowded by a considerable factor. There is far more money than viable ideas. And VC firms lack AI experts.
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Having personal experience here, I can say they've calmed down a lot since feb. Softbank is focused on making money with AI.
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do you feel there are enough opportunities for "pure" AI startups to make an AI-fund viable? versus specific apps that make use of AI
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hopefully makes sense - hard to articulate in a tweet :)
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I'm biased but that's why I'm extremely excited about the AI VC market in China
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China is a lot more exciting than the US in general. US investment in AI is very risk adverse.
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Agreed. TBH spending the few hours/month with our AI/ML advisors + their diligence has shined a harsh light on AI startups that seem amazing
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We've been intentional in having a broad array of people around us in terms of vertical focus + application for different types of ML.
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I started Keras before I joined Google. In general I don't think big company resources are a requirement to start and grow an OSS project
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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VC always been better at evaluating business then technical reality. They knew car share would be huge. They know AI will be huge.
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isnt this such a generic statement?
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