The finish line has just erected an $ 14.3 billion plant on AI of the company dealing with data signs, but this is not a traditional takeover: the finish takes 49% of the company’s shares and adds co -founder Scale Alexander Wanga to his team.
This movement signals the growing urgency of the finish line to maintain up with the AI race, even if his strategy of competing with heavyweight, akin to Openii and Google, is still a bit misleading.
Today, on the Podcast Equity Techcrunch, guests Kirsten Korosec, Max Zeff and Anthony Ha, will break the contract, excavation, trench of intelligence from the archives of Kirsten with the early forecasts of Wang on AI, and they ask if the meta really buys the game, or simply adding well -connected offers to his program while his own AI is still further.
Listen to the full episode to listen to more most vital events from the week, including:
- As IPO CHIME valued above expectations in the amount of $ 27 per share and jumped in early trade, and Anthony’s not very hot reception of what signals on the IPO of technology market
- Why the Demonstration Day Y Combinator was the full “agency” of start-ups building autonomous software and like the last conversation with the general director Fiverra sheds light on the automation of tasks based on AI in the concert economy
- Like Jony Ive’s love, he spent 18 months to cooperate quietly with Rivian on his first electric motorcycle, the spinout product confirmed that he has a bicycle -like.
Capital will return next week, so be vigilant!