Shkreli: Google and Meta had OpenAI-equivalent tech years ago but missed productization
Martin Shkreli · Martin Shkreli Reveals How He Made His First $100 Million (#445) · Apr 20, 2023 · at 1:05:57
Martin Shkreli discusses why large tech incumbents failed to launch consumer-facing generative AI products before OpenAI.
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“Both Facebook and Google had sort of equivalent technology to open AI, in my opinion, years ago, and they just still just haven't sort of seen the actual product, you know, making sense and launching.”
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