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BREAKING: Elon Musk’s First Interview Since Jury Rejected Claim Against Altman’s OpenAI 0 (0)

Recently named the #1 Innovator on the Forbes Innovators 250 list, Elon Musk sits down with Forbes’ Randall Lane for a wide-ranging conversation on the future of humanity and technology. In this interview, Musk shares his candid thoughts on the recent OpenAI lawsuit and the ethics of non-profit to for-profit conversions. He also dives deep into his ultimate goals for SpaceX and Neuralink, predicts a timeline for AI surpassing human intelligence, and explains why the future of AI computing power belongs in space. Finally, Musk reveals the untapped industries he believes are ripe for disruption, including synthetic medicine and electric [See More…]

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Why All Brands Should Study Stanley Cup CEO Terence Reilly’s Marketing Masterclass 0 (0)

Every so often, product marketing creates such a frenzy it becomes its own cultural moment – think Adidas Stan Smiths, Old Spice and Pokémon Go. The Stanley Cup phenomenon definitely fits the bill and is a masterclass in the power of well timed marketing and brand hype. This case study centers on one man, Terence Reilly, who was also responsible for turning Crocs into must have footwear. In this video, Forbes spoke with a number of product marketing experts to dissect what made the Stanley Cup a must have. Subscribe to FORBES: https://www.youtube.com/user/Forbes?sub_confirmation=1 Fuel your success with Forbes. Gain unlimited [See More…]

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Could MrBeast Be the First YouTuber Billionaire? | Forbes 0 (0)

Why would anyone spend 50 hours buried alive just to make a YouTube video? Jimmy Donaldson – aka MrBeast – had 54 million reasons last year. The world’s top-earning creator is already worth $500 million — and thinks he can double that. In the hypercompetitive, occasionally nasty world of social media, MrBeast is a collaborator. In November, to celebrate becoming the top YouTuber, he enticed 11 YouTuber friends including LazarBeam (20.2 million subscribers), GeorgeNotFound (10.5 million) and Callux (4 million) to compete for a $2.5 million private jet. (It was an endurance contest à la Hands on a Hardbody: Whoever [See More…]