Sam Altman is busy in a courtroom with Elon Musk currently, and soon maybe with Apple Inc. To keep making money, he convinced PE firms to invest in his vision. More on that here.
Isn't the question here - why isn't this just another consulting program in an AI wrapper...i am sure many people who have have run businesses will tell you - the notion of inserting an FDE into business to define value added use case cases that are coherent with the overall business strategy is not trivial.
I think Altman was in the "villain phase" for a year already. This type of guys are truly disconnected from reality and I believe this is going to be another WeWork scenario.
Isn't the question here - why isn't this just another consulting program in an AI wrapper...i am sure many people who have have run businesses will tell you - the notion of inserting an FDE into business to define value added use case cases that are coherent with the overall business strategy is not trivial.
I think Altman was in the "villain phase" for a year already. This type of guys are truly disconnected from reality and I believe this is going to be another WeWork scenario.
True it’s been a slow burn for Sam.
Interesting! Why would a true disruptor need to pay PE firms 17.5% just to get in the door?
My thought exactly. Why make the tech financially attractive if it’s already great? Thanks for the comment!
It's the Gates anti trust window for Sam 😬
Hahah great comparison!
Such a great breakdown of DeployCo. Just seems like sophisticated financing!
Thanks man!
This is one of the more interesting takes I’ve seen on enterprise AI financing in a while.
Do you think DeployCo is primarily a distribution strategy, or is it really a financing strategy dressed up as one? 😃
I think it’s the second. But let’s see if the plan holds up…
Converting future enterprise revenue into fixed-income obligations is the move that either saves you or buries you.
We’ll see what happens :-)