I think this is the time where the idiom "it's good fishing in troubled waters" makes completely sense.
This is a moment where it is wise to wait and see. Investing in building AI/AGI startups now is like being a fish more than a fishermen. An outlier could win market share but will be only one within zillions. Google is catching up OpenAI but their competition is fruitful for all. Typical oligopoly. A single startup showing good traction will be immediately acquired.
From the business perspective it is time to focus on "go to market execution" and less or nothing on research. The research results are coming alone, except if you are one of the top scientist teams in the world or someone alike Ramanujan.
This is a moment where it is wise to wait and see. Investing in building AI/AGI startups now is like being a fish more than a fishermen. An outlier could win market share but will be only one within zillions. Google is catching up OpenAI but their competition is fruitful for all. Typical oligopoly. A single startup showing good traction will be immediately acquired.
From the business perspective it is time to focus on "go to market execution" and less or nothing on research. The research results are coming alone, except if you are one of the top scientist teams in the world or someone alike Ramanujan.