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AI is the new buzzword among investors, but with fears of a potential bubble and rushed hedging against job loss, caution is advised. While the tech bull market is surging, experts warn that investors should carefully choose investments in the AI market.
Large AI companies need to be regulated but startups should not be affected, according to Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI. No rules for smaller firms, though job loss potential exists. AI's long-term value is underestimated, making it hard to calculate companies' worth. In other news, Paymate is eyeing international markets, while Zomato uses AI in customer services, and Ola Electric is seeking $300m in funding.
TopHap, an innovative geospatial data visualization company in real estate, has partnered with OpenAI's ChatGPT plugin for beta testing. The plugin's language model capabilities allow users to converse with the map and interface, asking detailed questions about the property's characteristics, amenities, area, and market. TopHap's granular reporting and layering of data over physical landscapes make it a valuable asset, offering visualizations of land and market information with colorized maps and adjustable search parameters. Their integration with AI software ensures faster access to resources and quicker decision-making for users.
Venture capital funding for start-ups is at a low, while 90% of publicly traded unicorns have proven to be unprofitable. Concerns over AI are also growing, with the need for more than just text generators for long-term profitability. Don't succumb to AI hype.
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