Sergey Brin said he wouldn’t start Google in a garage today because of compute costs. Is tech entrepreneurship dead for regular people?- i will not promote
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Pulse ScoreI just watched an interview where Sergey Brin was asked if he’d go back to starting Google in a garage today. His answer was straight up “no” - said the amount of compute and science required to start a competitive AI company would make it impossible to bootstrap from a garage anymore. And this is coming from someone with a CS PhD from Stanford, so he knows what he’s talking about. If even the Google co-founder is saying you can’t start the next big thing without massive capital anymore, what do...
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