Matt Turck

D.A. Wallach, a General Partner at Time BioVentures, focuses on biotech and machine learning. Matt Turck from FirstMark specializes in enterprise software and AI. Astasia Myers of Felicis invests in early-stage AI and cybersecurity. They discuss the biotech sector's struggle amidst a tough market, contrasting it with the booming AI landscape. Virtual doctors and advancements in fertility tech have the potential to revolutionize healthcare. The panel also explores investment trends and the democratization of AI tools—shaping the future of startups.

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Matt Turck, a venture capitalist at FirstMark and expert in AI and data, dives into the latest MAD Landscape. He reveals how over 1,000 logos were pruned to reflect a 'Cambrian explosion' of AI startups, and discusses the tension between established companies and newcomers. New categories like AI Agents are emerging while older ones fade. Matt argues that Europe is a hidden gem in AI talent and explores the intriguing possibility of AI winning a Nobel Prize by 2027. His insights on the evolving landscape make for a thought-provoking listen.

Dive into the 2024 MAD landscape with Matt Turck and Aman Kabeer as they discuss open-source AI, market saturation, Gen AI, emerging AI stack, VCs excitement, full-stack AI platforms, modern data stack, and what's next for the MAD Landscape. Gain insights into the evolving AI, machine learning, and data scene with a mix of analysis, industry perspectives, and foresight into the technological future.

Matt Turck, the publisher of the MAD Landscape map, discusses the 2024 ecosystem with 2,011 logos. Topics include generative AI impact, modern AI vs data stack, Databricks vs Snowflake, and Microsoft's entry into the data landscape.