🚀 OpenAI’s valuation curve looks like a SpaceX launch
From a non-profit in 2015 to a $157B AI powerhouse in 2024, Eric Flaningam's chart perfectly captures the wild trajectory.
Some key moments:
▪️ 2015: Founded as a non-profit with $1B in fundin
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Havish Gupta
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Still they have forgotten their original mission for which OpenAi was started...
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Saksham Pandey
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Sam Altman twitted I do have soft spot for gpt 2. A free gpt2 is released which is better than chatgpt. There are no official news from OpenAi that they released any new model.
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