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In recent AI news, it seems that Elon Musk within the last few days has intensified his legal battle with OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman, accusing his company of anticompetitive behavior and sacrificing public and user safety, in the pursuit of market dominance. (READ: MONEY). In a revised lawsuit filed within the last few days, Musk has updated a previous filing to over a hundred pages and some twenty-six legal claims. The suit alleges that OpenAI is attempting to monopolize the AI market while forsaking its initial commitment to openness and safety.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, its “alpha  dog” promoter, recently posted a note  spelling out more of his “vision” of an AI powered Future.  He is suggesting that “deep learning works” and be generally used across a range of domains and difficult problem sets.  He suggests fixing climate change, establishing a space colony and further advancements in physics, or so he purports. Maybe.

Investing in AI companies is a vibrant and rapidly evolving area, characterized by numerous trends and opportunities.

1. INCREASED INTEREST AND FUNDING: There has been significant interest from both venture capital (VC) and public markets. Investors heightened interest in AI is due to its potential to transform various industries, including healthcare, finance, retail, and manufacturing.