AI is a $9-trillion market, and enterprises have barely begun to touch it
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They note that "Sam Altman is reportedly raising huge sums of money to do this, while each of Google, Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft continue to build and improve their owned AI silicon." Also: OpenAIs Altman sees superintelligence just around the corner - but hes short on details "Traditional robotic process automation, embodied by UiPath, has struggled with high set-up costs, brittle execution, and burdensome maintenance," they said. At the same time, "ECLAIR takes a broader approach, using multimodal models to learn from demonstrations and interact directly with graphical user interfaces across various enterprise settings. Benaich and Chalmers devoted a lot of attention to Nvidia, the leading AI chip producer, and it "remains the most powerful company in the world, enjoying a stint in the $3-trillion club," they observed. "This unlocks the possibility of solving multi-layered math, science, and coding problems where LLMs have historically struggled due to the inherent limitations of next-token prediction."