NVIDIA Panic Mode?, OpenAI’s Funding Hole, Ilya’s Mystery Revenue Plan
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NVIDIA is getting a bit antsy as competition and criticism rolls in. OpenAI needs to make a lot of money to keep the party going, and Ilyaskever sounds like Yoda when asked about how he'll bring revenue in. That's coming up on a Big Technology Podcast Friday edition right after this. This episode is brought to you by Genesis. What does it actually take to put a GenTech AI to work across an entire enterprise?
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We're going to talk all about What NVIDIA is dealing with as competition and criticism seems to be uh hitting the company. We also have some uh new interesting data about OpenAI, how much money it's going to need to make, and how it might make that money, a new interview from ex-OpenAI chief scientist Ilya Sivskever about his mysterious way to make money and plenty more. Joining us on this special Black Friday edition, as always, is Ronjan Roy of Margins. Ronjon, great to see you.
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