Technological investor Orlando Bravo says “AI in a bubble intelligence”

The co -founder told Thoma Bravo Orlando Bravo artificial intelligence Companies “in a bubble”, compared to the era of Dotcom.

But one of the main differences in the market now, as he said, is that large companies with “public budgets” funded the business of Amnesty International.

Bravo’s private stock company is proud of more than $ 181 billion of management assets as of June, and focuses on buying and selling technology companies to institutions, with a large part of its invested portfolio in cybersecurity.

Bravo told CNBC on Tuesday that investors could not estimate the annual revenue company of $ 50 million at $ 10 billion.

“This company will have to produce one billion dollars in the free cash flow to double the investor’s funds,” he said. “Even if the product is true, even if the right market is long, administrative.”

Openai Putting the finishing touches on selling secondary stocks that would estimate the Chatgpt maker at $ 500 billion. The company is expected to achieve $ 13 billion revenues for 2025.

NVIDIA recently said it would invest so $ 100 billion in OpenaiPartially, to help the ChatGPT maker rent its chips and build super computing facilities in the coming years.

Other public companies have risen with Amnesty International’s promises, as the maximum of the Baltier market increased to 437 billion dollars, and put them among the 20 most traded companies in the United States in the United States, and salivin is now $ 213 billion.

Even the evaluations in the early stage are huge in artificial intelligence, as the Thinking Machinery Laboratory achieved $ 12 billion on a 2 billion dollar seed tour.

Despite the enlarged numbers, Bravo stressed the presence of a “big difference” between the collapse of Dotcom and the current scene of Amnesty International.

“Now you have some really large companies and some large public budgets and public budgets that fund this activity, which is different from what happened almost 25 years ago,” he said.