Ferrari présente sa nouvelle Roma Spider dans un clip tourné à Rabat au Maroc. 🇲🇦🇮🇹

Networking isn’t about reaching out to as many people as possible. It’s about connecting with people who you can learn from — and who might learn from you. hbr.org/2019/11/the-se…

“The optimist invents the aeroplane, the pessimist the parachute.”

not many charts define the future, but here’s one that’s close.

AI is the first big new wave of technology we've had since startups started going public much later. The result is a unique problem: public market investors who want to invest in AI have few options. Most of the good investments are still private.

There are only two ways to satisfy the demand for public AI companies. 1. Companies that are already public will try to claim they're AI companies, possibly by buying actual AI startups. 2. AI startups will go public faster than they would have otherwise.

It may well turn out that neither route produces good investments. Companies taking route 1 are playing to the public markets, and that doesn't work long term. And good startups tempted to take route 2 will probably find private investors willing to pay whatever they want.

People everywhere — not just Millennials — want to work for organizations whose missions resonate with them intellectually and emotionally. hbr.org/2019/11/why-ar…

Time Magazine cover! How real is the risk vs How valuable is the potential positive impact of AI?

Excellent piece by Appelbaum about the rationale for nationalist aspects of Biden climate policy.. 1/ nytimes.com/2023/06/10/opi…

Related to what I wrote last month, but my emphasis was on what it took to get the thing passed; Appelbaum on "creating facts" that will make the policy durable 2/ nytimes.com/2023/05/09/opi…

And if other countries emulate/retaliate with their own green industrial policies — well, that will actually be a good thing. It would be more efficient if we did this without any protectionism, but if this is what it takes, so be it 3/

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman (Sam Altman): “You can’t trust a voice you hear over the phone anymore. We just all need to start telling people this is coming” ti.me/3NbpWX6

These Swiss entrepreneurs turned an investment from Roger Federer into an $8 billion business. Today, they’re going toe-to-toe with brands like Nike in the $75 billion sneaker market. Time for a story…

In 2021, the company went public at a $7.3B valuation. A year later, they achieved net sales of $1.4B (up 68.7% YoY), surpassing $1B for the first time.

🚀 Great news for the Middle East & Africa! DeepSeek breakthrough makes it possible for startups from the Middle East & Africa to develop AI models with the right talent, strategy, a reasonable investment ($5-10M). AI is no longer just for tech giants it’s anyone’s game.

Great startups don't get noticed by using tricks to get people's attention. They do it by making something so amazing that people tell their friends about it.

The 2025 #ForbesAI50 is out! Startups are betting big on AI — with more than 1,860 startups applying to make the list this year. forbes.com/lists/ai50/ #ForbesAI50 Sequoia Capital Meritech Capital

Over 250 CEOs sign open letter supporting K-12 AI and computer science education | TechCrunch techcrunch.com/2025/05/05/ove…

Curing all diseases with AI: Demis Hassabis believes AI could cure all diseases by coming up with hundreds of new drugs. He clarifies that FDA approvals and regulations could slow things down, but that doesn’t mean the potential cures won’t exist.