
🤖 La Machine #7: The French Toast OpenAI And Macron's Marshmallow Man 🤖
OpenAI opens its Paris office; Cedric O launches an AI edtech called The Marshmallow Project; the government wants a kinder-gentler AI.
OpenAI opens its Paris office; Cedric O launches an AI edtech called The Marshmallow Project; the government wants a kinder-gentler AI.
Anne Bouverot: "We need to do everything we can to mitigate the risks, and we need to do everything to help AI develop towards the positive outcomes."
Clara Chappaz said AI "is an issue that is no longer just a technical issue. Today, it is an issue that is eminently political."
Despite the ongoing funding struggle, there are signs that the worst may be behind the nation's startup ecosystem.
CEO Yann Gaston-Mathé believes his company represents "the way drug discovery will look like in the years to come."
French startups that raised money the week of November 10 to November 15 also include Prelude, Liberlo, Money Walkie, Meet My Mama, Wyden, Alentis Therapeutics, Omaha Insights Trace For Good, IADYS, and AdipoPharma.
Hyped as Europe's first GenAI public listing, the company is more Seed-stage startup than juggernaut. After starting as a hardware research project, the company pivoted to a SaaS platform. The journey has been financed by public subsidies, tax credits, debt, and equity from Huawei.
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"AI has become way too important these days to be only developed and operated behind closed doors."
"This is a huge opportunity to disrupt productivity."
Clara Chappaz: "If we want to be serious about sovereignty, we need to wake up."
"Most people want to use technology for beneficial purposes," Dell said. "AI will be an expansionary force creating more opportunities for everyone."