The winner of today's AI race might be a company that doesn't exist yet
Briefly

The article draws parallels between the fierce competition in today’s AI market and the early 'browser wars' between Netscape and Microsoft. It emphasizes that just as Google was not yet created during the initial browser competition, the most successful AI chatbot might still be an idea yet to be realized. Various companies are currently in the race for AI supremacy, although many are expected to falter. Despite the risk of failure, venture capitalists are hopeful for a profitable outlier among the crowd, similar to past tech success stories.
The competition for dominance in the AI space mirrors the historical browser wars, with many companies trying to seize control as potential market leaders emerge.
Today's AI market exhibits characteristics of a bubble, with a crowded field of competitors likely to result in significant failures, despite the potential for huge rewards.
Read at Axios
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