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#44: The $1B AI Girlfriend Market, the Tech Hedge Fund Fallout and Why VCs Can’t Quit AI
Apr 26, 2024
The podcast discusses America's defense strategy amidst TikTok concerns and potential acquisitions. It dives into the passing of a bill requiring TikTok divestment and the involvement of major companies like Walmart and Oracle. The conversation explores implications of non-compete agreements on industries, AI models, and open data sharing. It also delves into hedge fund challenges, AI investments, and a $175 million investment in AI-powered coding software. Additionally, it analyzes Taylor Swift's musical direction, AI-generated music, and artist popularity.
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- The debate on utilizing small local AI models versus cloud-based models emphasizes cost-effectiveness and efficiency in AI development.
- The FTC ban on non-compete clauses aims to prevent sharing AI models between companies, showcasing the need for AI regulation and industry competition concerns.
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TikTok Acquisition and Legal Battle Overview
Both houses in Congress have passed a bill that would force bite dance to divest of TikTok for it to remain live in the US. After Biden signs this, TikTok is expected to sue, arguing that it infringes on the First Amendment. Walmart, Oracle, and Microsoft might form consortiums to buy or spin off TikTok, leading to a long legal battle.
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