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It’s a bit crazy to think that even a year ago, the term ‘generativeAI’ was not exactly on everyone’s lips. To put things in context, let’s start with the basics: 2023 witnessed an impressive influx of $15 billion invested in generativeAI startups, significantly surpassing last year’s $4 billion.
And then I read Charles Hudson’s post, which prompted me [AI PUN] to just write this down. In “ Honest and Naive Questions from a Generalist Seed VC Grappling with the GenerativeAI Revolution ,” Charles (whom I love) touches on similarish topics to what Satya and I have been chatting about.
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In the wider tech world, GenerativeAI startups raised $14.4B There’s been huge progress in AI in the past two weeks including new models from Meta , Google DeepMind , OpenAI searchGPT and voice models, Hugging Face SlolLM. It’s a testament to the fact that Israeli tech delivers #NOMATTERWHAT.
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