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AI Tools, 'Weird Economy,' and Reddit's Unusual IPO: This Year In News For Founders

AI Tools, 'Weird Economy,' and Reddit's Unusual IPO: This Year In News For Founders

Update: 2024-06-13
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From a business news standpoint, the first few months of 2024 had it all: the rare IPO of a social media company, a very strange economic situation facing founders, and enough developments in artificial intelligence to train a new LLM. Inc.'s editors have been chewing over all of it.


In this roundtable episode of From the Ground Up, we hear from Inc. reporter Ben Sherry about the state of AI use in the American workforce, the latest in the AI safety debate out of Silicon Valley, and what's going on within OpenAI.


Inc.'s new Editor-in-Chief, Mike Hofman, discusses the unusual state of the American economy, and how entrepreneurs are feeling amid wildly mixed signals from the Fed, consumers, and what seems like a cooling labor market.


We also examine what's happened at Reddit since its March IPO--and how the massive community-based social network finally, after years of false starts, made its unusual public debut.

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AI Tools, 'Weird Economy,' and Reddit's Unusual IPO: This Year In News For Founders

AI Tools, 'Weird Economy,' and Reddit's Unusual IPO: This Year In News For Founders

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