Published Aug 9, 2024
Maybe it's a good thing that we're not seeing too many AI unicorns
Becca Szkutak and Kirsten Korosec dive into the complexities of AI regulation, OpenAI's internal shake-ups and investments, and the diversity of new unicorns across sectors, while also highlighting innovative startups addressing loneliness through digital platforms.
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