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ConferencesStability AI’s new CEO, hired six months ago, says business growing by ‘triple digits’ and no more debt
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NewslettersGreylock VC Seth Rosenberg outlines what he’s looking for when investing in A.I.
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LeadershipWhy Reid Hoffman believes A.I. should stand for ‘amplification intelligence’
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TechA.I. will change ‘any professional informational task’ in 2-5 years, says Reid Hoffman
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TechLinkedIn Co-founder Reid Hoffman Just Joined Microsoft’s Board
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By Barb DarrowJuly 29, 2016
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By Barb DarrowNovember 19, 2015
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By Kif LeswingNovember 18, 2015
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TechRegulatory Scrutiny Is a Sign of a Big Idea, Says One Investor
By Kia KokalitchevaNovember 12, 2015
TechVenture capitalist Reid Hoffman to teach Stanford class on ‘blitzscaling’
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