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Tyler Shultz, who helped expose the Theranos fraud, says AI products’ actual capabilities are hard to assess: it can be difficult to tell whether a product has distinctive technology or simply adds an interface to existing models. He worries that investment enthusiasm and the difficulty of verification could obscure what a company can really do.
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Theranos whistleblower Tyler Shultz warns that AI projects can be difficult to assess: investors may struggle to distinguish genuinely new technology from a ChatGPT wrapper. He says the AI boom offers an opportunity to deceive people and urges investors to conduct careful due diligence.
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Tyler Shultz, who helped expose the Theranos fraud, says AI products’ actual capabilities are hard to assess: it can be difficult to tell whether a product has distinctive technology or simply adds an interface to existing models. He worries that investment enthusiasm and the difficulty of verification could obscure what a company can really do.
Theranos whistleblower Tyler Shultz warns that AI projects can be difficult to assess: investors may struggle to distinguish genuinely new technology from a ChatGPT wrapper. He says the AI boom offers an opportunity to deceive people and urges investors to conduct careful due diligence.
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