A lot happened in November in AI! And not just that one thing about that one big company. We saw a lot of big movement with startup launches and releases, as well as what feels like a big shift looming in one of cloud's most popular business models.
STARTUPS
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OpenAI’s Major Event Sparks Wave of AI Challenger Startups
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First, the obvious, that thing at OpenAI. It was a big deal and probably the most consequential story in tech in the last decade. But it also opened the door for challenger startups—29 of them that I'm tracking closely, to be exact.
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Platform addresses developer costs for AI-powered applications
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I hear you on this. The team has been thinking about how we can help better enable people like you to build awesome projects like tldraw without having to bear the cost for every user. Stay tuned, thank you for building with us, and trust that we want to solve this for you!
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Data Science Career: From Golf Scores to Solving Real Problems
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Ken's career in data science started by studying his college golf scores, showing how real-world practice shapes one's path. The talk also highlighted the need for AI startups to solve real problems fervently, not just chase trends.
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AI Insights and Startup Problem-Solving with Ken Jee
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Explore podcasting and AI insights with Ken Jee, and learn how AI aids startup problem-solving. Dive into his expertise by watching the conversation at https://
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Creator Economy Platforms and Business Model Complexity
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Banker: Would you say you are a business owner?
Me: Yes.
Banker: What is it you do?
Me: Uhhh it’s complicated. First half of it: Have you heard of Substack?
Banker: No.
Me: Alright in that case does your form allow specifying an NAICS code?
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Niryo: democratizing collaborative robotics in deeptech
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[#Article] Deeptech: how Niryo democratizes collaborative robotics https://actuia.com/actualite/deep-tech-comment-niryo-democratise-la-cobotique/
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Microsoft’s compliance advantage threatens OpenAI’s enterprise sales
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“Legal or financial executives may also be more willing to entrust Microsoft with their corporate data rather than a younger startup because it can store that information in compliance with different laws around the world” https://
theinformation.com/articles/opena
is-corporate-sales-come-under-pressure-as-ai-customers-eye-cheaper-options
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Custom GPT Revenue Sharing Plans: What’s Next?
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There aren't any details yet about Custom GPT revenue sharing plans, right? Really curious if they plan to allow people to charge for Custom GPTs — or if they'll just give creators a % of the subscription revenue based on how many people use their GPT.