Paradigm Co-founder Matt Huang Deems AI 'Too Interesting to Ignore' but Remains Devoted to Crypto
Matt Huang, co-founder of crypto-focused investment firm Paradigm, says he is still devoted to crypto even though artificial intelligence (AI) in his opinion is “too interesting to ignore.” "We’ve never been more excited...
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"We’ve never been more excited about crypto and we continue to invest across all stages," Huang said Tuesday on Twitter, while adding "We’re also a group of curious nerds and the developments in AI are too interesting to ignore."...
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