OpenAI is expected to face significant losses of approximately $44 billion before achieving profitability in 2029.
A recent report from The Information sheds light on OpenAI's financial situation, revealing several key points:
1. OpenAI is unlikely
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Havish Gupta
Stealth • 1m
Losses worth $44 Billion dollars 🤯
It's like casually loosing Twitter in few years
Did you know ?
Snapchat received 3 Billion dollar acquisition offer from Facebook in 2013 they declined the offer and now there current valuation is 15 Billion dollars.
Clubhouse received 4 billion dollar offer from Twitter and today they are loos
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Kishan yadav
Stealth • 4m
Do anyone think that if blacklock sells his 6.7% stake in apple which worth 227.8 billion dollars, then what happens
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Sayan Ghosh
Stealth • 15d
Does the US$44 billion cheque for Twitter, Inc. (or X ) make sense now?
Some people are visionary (read Elon Musk), but most are not. These visionary people are playing the long game.
DRAGON!!
We know unicorn startup is a startup whose valuation is 1 billion dollars or more. Dragon start-ups are the startup who have raised 1 billion dollars or more. Very few start-ups are dragon.
( Byjus was one of them )
Big tech has gone mad in the AI race. They will bend all law and regulations to win. A few billion dollars worth of fines won’t stop these giants. Whether AI will benefit us or not is a different story.
Who is the real richest man in the world?
Warren Buffett – $149 Billion in Liquid Assets
Bill Gates – $20 to $30 Billion in Cash Reserves
Larry Ellison – $10 to 15 Billion in Liquidity
Jeff Bezos – $5 to $10 Billion in Liquid Net Worth
Elon Musk –
It looks like this app will leave Twitter behind in a few years.
What do you think? and why?
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Mr Z
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Medial • 1m
Zerodha only hired 5 employees for the tech team in 4 years 🤯
Lean team building at it's best!!
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SamCtrlPlusAltMan
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OpenAI • 3m
How much Silicon Valley's richest CEOs and founders lost in the stock market wipeout?
• Silicon Valley's billionaire CEOs faced losses in Monday's stock market downturn.
• Jeff Bezos and Larry Ellison lost $6.4 billion and $6.2 billion, respectivel