There’s no better glimpse of the future than looking to the youth. That’s particularly true of the #Forbes400 list of America’s richest people, where the AI revolution is upending the ranks.
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This OpenAI cofounder once mused about how he could become a billionaire. Now he’s worth more than $25 billion. #Forbes400
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BREAKING: Leopold Aschenbrenner reportedly promised his now-wife that he would “buy her a galaxy” before his $45 billion hedge fund blew up and fire-sold most of its public stock portfolio to Ken Griffin’s Citadel.
A decade ago, Melanie Alder and David Wright were reselling fridge magnets online from her living room. Today, they’re Utah’s newest billionaire couple.
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Most CEOs are way too media trained
They end up sounding like corpo bots in interviews
It’s so much better to just talk how you talk. You’re allowed to have a personality
Everyone is scared to say something “wrong” but, generally, tedium and irrelevance are far greater risks
heh. Brockman and Sutskever "went down the list of Forbes 500 wealthiest people" in the world and tried to figure out who might be excited about AI to fundraise from them.
it sorta worked, he said! or at least they got some cash out of it...
Data storage giant SanDisk is set to join the NASDAQ 100 on April 20 and replace software company Atlassian, reflecting the ongoing market shift away from software. https://t.co/hBhCL9p5yK
After Bilt's banking partnership with Wells Fargo ended, the fintech began issuing new credit cards. But infuriated customers say their rent and mortgage payments aren’t going through: https://t.co/F3Y2fETPj1. Great story by @aliciampark.