TechCrunch Session: On June 5th at Zellerbach Hall in Berkeley, California, AI presents a panel discussing how established rivals and startups in the AI industry can compete.
The panel, “How to Launch Products for Incumbents,” explores how small and medium-sized businesses can remain relevant to fast-paced, rapidly changing spaces. Featuring founders who have managed to grow their AI business from scratch, the program provides a detailed look at the strategies entrepreneurs are applying to thrive as AI competition grows.
AI has a high interest. According to Pitchbook, VCS has poured a huge amount of capital into 2024 of $56 billion, but only the advantaged ones actually get the investment. The computing-intensive nature of AI adds challenges. When large resources are at their disposal, incumbents are undeniable.
About our Speaker: Oliver Cameron
One panelist who spoke about “how to launch products for established incumbents” was formerly vice president of products at autonomous startup cruises and was responsible for Odyssey, a company that creates software that generates and edits digital reconfigurations. I'm Oliver Cameron, who was my co-founder. Real world scene. With Odyssey, Cameron plays against high-tech giants like Google, Microsoft, and Nvidia, all of which are developing variations of this “world model” technology.
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