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Former AOL CEO Tim Anderson predicted that almost every company’s CEO will be interested in artificial intelligence within the next three months.
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“There are going to be a lot of companies investing in this space. I was with a very famous CEO in London yesterday, and I had another CEO in the office yesterday, and they both said that AI is the number one thing. He said one, two and number one.’ There are three people on the list,” Anderson said Friday.
Tim Anderson, CEO and founder of Timecode, broke down the rise of artificial intelligence during an appearance on Cavuto: Coast to Coast, saying the cost of technology will continue to fall. (Fox News/Fox News)
Anderson said the “untold story” of AI is that infrastructure costs continue to get “cheaper”, which the CEO claimed is a “powerful panacea” for future growth.
”In my business…more than 10% of our business is now powered by AI, and it’s growing every week,” Anderson said during an appearance on “Cavuto: Coast to Coast.”
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“And the untold story of AI today is that it’s actually getting cheaper. So let’s take a look at our investments in AI and the functions we’re running internally on AI. .It’s down 60% in the last six months. So it’s an incredible wave of interest, an incredible wave of technology that’s growing rapidly.”
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The technology industry CEO cited the following press release: PwC says 70% of CEOs believe in AI plans to “dramatically change” its business over the next three to 10 years.
Anderson predicted that this statistic is likely to increase by 99% over the next three months, and that NVIDIA’s unprecedented success will encourage people to “really focus” on the technology.
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“NVIDIA is one of the most unique companies in the world in the fact that we were in the video game business, which essentially used AI to bring video to the world’s most demanding consumers, gamers. We needed to deliver the game,” Anderson continued. .
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“And now it’s moved into everyone’s business, and I think NVIDIA is probably the company that’s best positioned to be an arms dealer to Switzerland or any other small or large platform. I think this is reflected in the stock price.”
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Backing up Anderson’s claim is the artificial intelligence powerhouse’s stock price growth, which rose more than 236% last year.
The company’s progress is artificial intelligence Technology given the company’s role in designing high-end computer chips used in generative AI tools.
Nvidia controls about 80% of the market share for advanced AI chips and was recently valued at $2 trillion.
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FOX Business’ Eric Revell contributed to this report.
