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OpenAI Hits $2B Run Rate
Plus White House wants to cryptographically identify all official communications
The AI Breakdown First Five - Tuesday February 13, 2024
Today on the First Five:
5. Gen Z Increasingly Comfortable with AI
4. White House Wants to Cryptographically Verify Biden Videos
3. US Patent Office Reiterates AI Decision
2. Stability, Midjourney, Runway Crack Back in AI Lawsuit
1. OpenAI on $2B Revenue Run Rate
5. Gen Z Increasingly Comfortable with AI
A new trend report from Handshake, a job-search platform for college students, finds that Gen Z are more enthusiastic about than scared of AI. A third of this year’s seniors plan to use generative AI in their career, and Zoomers are meaningfully more likely to want to learn AI skills than Boomers or Gen X.
Gen Zers think AI skills will give them a career edge
— Mariusz Sobczak (@sobczak_mariusz)
11:16 AM • Feb 13, 2024
4. White House Wants to Cryptographically Verify Biden Videos
The White House is increasingly clear that the broader public needs a way to determine whether videos of President Biden are real or created by AI. Special AI Advisor Ben Buchanan says that the WH is working on a way to cryptographically verify official communications.
This is the way.
— Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸 (@pmarca)
8:42 PM • Feb 12, 2024
3. US Patent Office Reiterates AI Decision
The US Patent and Trademark Office issued a clarification around their policy when it comes to AI. It WILL grant patents for inventions that are created with the aid of AI, but human contributions have to be paramount, as “patents function to incentivize and reward human ingenuity.”
USPTO: Patents on AI creations ‘should have significant human contribution’
USPTO guides AI-assisted inventions, prioritizing human contributions for patent eligibility.
Inventorship hinges on substantial human input.bit.ly/3SxKR9s
— Digital Watch Observatory (@DigWatchWorld)
2:00 PM • Feb 13, 2024
2. Stability, Midjourney, Runway Crack Back in AI Lawsuit
This week, lawyers for a number of the AI companies being sued for copyright infringement filed a set of motions, including a number that would dismiss the case entirely. The details are pretty legal wonky, but the consequences will be huge.
If any of you had forgotten, theres still an ongoing lawsuit by artists regarding AI image generators and copyright. Well now, the AI platforms strike back with some interesting and somewhat compelling arguments.
#ailawsuit #ai#artists#venturebeat
— digitalgyoza (@dg_submissions)
12:39 PM • Feb 11, 2024
1. OpenAI on $2B Revenue Run Rate
OpenAI is growing even faster than we thought. According to FT, in December 2023 OpenAI hit a $2B revenue run rate. A big part of the growth is coming from business customers. All in all, it makes OpenAI one of the fastest growing companies in history.
OpenAI hit $2B ARR in Dec '23 (reported by FT)
- 2nd year of monetization
To put into perspective:
(adjusted for 2023 dollars)
7x Amazon’s revenue of $270M in year 2
13x Google’s revenue of $150M in year 2
29x Meta’s revenue of $70M in year 2The greatest company ever?
— Chief AI Officer (@chiefaioffice)
9:15 PM • Feb 12, 2024
Bonus: Fractals and Neural Networks
AI's Secret Pattern: The Surprising Role of Fractals in Neural Networks
In the realm of artificial intelligence (AI), a groundbreaking discovery has emerged, challenging our conventional understanding of neural network training and optimization. This revelation centers around… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
— Carlos E. Perez (@IntuitMachine)
11:21 AM • Feb 12, 2024
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