Riddhi Kanetkar

6 days ago | businessinsider.com | Robert Scammell |Riddhi Kanetkar |Henry Blodget

In Paris's balmy thirteenth district, an airy rail depot that's been converted into a startup incubator is now the epicenter of France's tech boom. Walking through Station F, it's hard not to see how the 366,000-square-foot space has been influenced by Silicon Valley, with its amenities like a huge cafeteria and an under-construction yoga studio that are reminiscent of Big Tech campuses.

2 weeks ago | businessinsider.com | Robert Scammell |Riddhi Kanetkar |Effie Webb |Henry Blodget

AI tools can lower the barrier to launching a startup, but scaling them still requires technical expertise, GitHub's CEO has said. Speaking on the sidelines of VivaTech in Paris, Thomas Dohmke said over the last two years, he's observed companies go from needing convincing to use AI to "a lot of FOMO" in the market. AI coding assistants can now help non-technical founders create a startup with a small team and no external funding, he said during a Q&A at Station F, a startup campus.

2 weeks ago | share.google | Riddhi Kanetkar |Effie Webb

Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy link An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Founders can use AI to launch a startup, but GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke says they still need developers. At VivaTech in Paris, Dohmke said a startup built with coding assistants "doesn't have much value." Startups would struggle to attract investors without developers building complex systems, he said.

2 weeks ago | businessinsider.de | Riddhi Kanetkar

„Sie wird alle Berufe verändern – meinen hat sie schon verändert“, sagt Nvidia-CEO Jensen Huang über die KI. Mustafa Yalcin/Anadolu via Getty Images Der Chef des KI-Unternehmens Anthropics, Dario Amodei, warnte zuletzt, dass die KI die Hälfte aller Jobs auf Einstiegslevel auslöschen könnte. Nvidia-CEO Jensen Huang glaubt nicht an einen massenhaften Abbau.

2 weeks ago | businessinsider.com | Jack Sommers |Riddhi Kanetkar |Effie Webb |Henry Blodget

Jensen Huang is the man of the moment on a massive mission: to strike AI infrastructure deals with Europe. The Nvidia CEO owned multiple rooms as he rubbed shoulders with world leaders at London Tech Week and VivaTech in Paris. Business Insider was there for his talks at both events. Here's what to know about the European tour of the man whose company is powering the AI boom.