@Suhail: Yep. It’s so early.
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A tweet discusses a slide from a talk at Sequoia’s AI Ascent, highlighting the early stage of AI application across industries and its large total addressable market.
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Yep. It’s so early.
Ayush Gundawar (@gundawar): This slide from @flappyairplanes’s talk at Sequoia’s AI Ascent is pretty cool.
For those working inside any one circle, it generally feels fairly obvious that the application of AI to that industry has a large TAM. But the birds-eye view is still striking – we are quite early
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