Some context for the Visa $100 million Gen AI fund

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By Peter Renton

Since Visa introduced late Monday their new $100 million fund targeted on generative AI startups a lot has been written.

This piece in American Banker caught my consideration as a result of it strikes past the hype (Look! Generative AI!) and offers a lot wanted context.

There are few, if any, firms with a bigger knowledge set than Visa, notably in the case of funds. “Visa has entry to the sorts of information that may present the gasoline for differentiated massive language fashions that may be utilized to payment-specific issues.”

Visa additionally has a properly established accelerator program and its Visa In all places program is now a world with tons of of startups concerned. It additionally has its Fintech Companion Join the place is connects fintechs to banks and different established corporations.

That is the place it will get actually attention-grabbing. A lot of the leading edge innovation in new applied sciences occurs on the startup degree and Visa may also help speed up these developments with its huge startup ecosystem.

There may be nonetheless quite a lot of hype round Generative AI however not less than with this announcement what’s going on below the hood has great potential


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