A.I. to Create Trillionaires

AI breakthroughs will create world's first trillionaires 

Tech leaders agree that market capitalization in AI has unlimited potential

If you didn't get a chance to invest or buy stock in computers, search engines, or social media platforms, you might want to stash away your cash and put it in artificial intelligence in the next few years.

While technology has created billionaires like Mark Zuckerberg, 68 billion, and Bill Gates, 85 billion, the coming AI revolution leaders will make their predecessor's bank accounts look puny by comparison.  

Whoever is the first to create the algorithms that can process the large amounts of data in finance, healthcare, and energy, with the ability to teach itself the intricacies in those industries, will reap rewards the likes of which have never been seen, according to Jim Breyer and Mark Cuban.

Mark Cuban and Jim Breyer bully on artificial intelligence 

"I expect Facebook and Apple and Amazon, Baidu, Tencent, to continue to do extraordinarily well, but there is room for a new generation of company that is applying AI and self-learning algorithms in healthcare and finance and energy that will generate billions of market cap."

Breyer is not alone in his prediction that AI-powered companies will create tremendous amounts of value. The billionaire tech investor Mark Cuban says AI entrepreneurs will create a new level of wealth.

"I am telling you, the world's first trillionaires are going to come from somebody who masters AI and all its derivatives and applies it in ways we never thought of," Cuban said in March at SXSW. Article