Perplexity Voted 'Most Likely to Fail' at Major AI Summit
An informal poll of 300+ founders at the Cerebral Valley conference highlighted skepticism over high valuations.
In a stark illustration of shifting sentiment within Silicon Valley, AI search startup Perplexity was voted the company "most likely to fail" in an informal poll conducted at the Cerebral Valley AI Conference.
The survey, conducted by journalist Eric Newcomer, gathered responses from more than 300 founders and investors attending the San Francisco event. The results revealed growing skepticism regarding the sustainability of high-valuation startups in the generative AI space.
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Perplexity, which has been raising capital at valuations reported between $14 billion and $50 billion, topped the list of companies attendees would "bet against." - OpenAI …
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