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What This Year's AI 50 List Says About The Artificial Intelligence Industry | Forbes
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10:38Now PlayingBy spring of 2023, the massive popularity of apps like ChatGPT had prompted a mass scramble among businesses trying to implement the latest advances in generative artificial intelligence. One year later, the craze continues. In turn, a new tech economy has emerged to help businesses develop and deploy AI-powered apps. That’s reflected by the makeup of Forbes’ sixth annual AI 50, produced in partnership with Sequoia and Meritech Capital, which recognizes the most promising privately-held artificial intelligence companies.
In this video, Forbes staff writer and list editor Kenrick Cai sits down with Sequoia Capital group partner and AI 50 data partner Konstantine Buhler to discuss the findings and emerging trends from this year's list.
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