On October 31st, he was involved in exposing American blood testing companies Thereanos Tyler Shultz, who made a false scandal, recently warned that he would not be able to make a scandalAI fundingThe heat is on the next Theranos-likescamCreating conditions.
In an interview with the American media, The San Francisco Standard, Schultz said that it was difficult to assess the real capacity of AI, and it was often difficult to tell whether a product possessed a unique technology or simply added an application interface to existing models such as ChatGPT。
"If you want to lie, I think it's a good chance." He said。
Schultz met with Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes at Stanford University and then joined the companyAnd was involved in the false publicity of his blood-testing techniques.
Holmes has claimed that the equipment of Theranos requires only a small amount of blood to complete multiple tests. With this vision, she attracted a great deal of investment and once became a popular business star in Silicon ValleyIt's called "Women's Jobbs."I don't know. However, the company ' s technical commitments were ultimately not met and a false scandal came to light。
IN SCHULTZ'S VIEW, THE ENVIRONMENT THAT ALLOWED HOMS TO RAISE HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS WITHOUT A FULL REVIEW IS NOW MORE COMMON. IN HIS VIEW, AI TECHNOLOGY WAS PARTICULARLY DIFFICULT TO VERIFY AND THE WORLD WAS NOW FOCUSING LESS ON THE TRUTH。
The Schulz interview also referred to Homs, which had recently renewed its interest in the outside world. Following the release of Nathan Fielder's film You Can See Everything, some viewers felt sympathy for Holmes。
Schulz disagrees. He believes that Homs is a manipulator of others and is concerned about his public image. Schulz stated that, despite the fact that Homs was still serving her sentence, she was on the cover of The Person magazine, which appeared in this interesting film. He also claims that Homs was involved in a new blood testing start-up company set up by his partner Billy Evans。
"I think we're talking about Elizabeth Holmes, the only reason she wants us to talk about her." Shultz said。
FOR THE CURRENT AI INDUSTRY, SCHULTZ IS CONCERNED THAT THE TECHNOLOGY THRESHOLD AND INVESTMENT ENTHUSIASM MAY AGAIN MAKE IT DIFFICULT TO SEE THE REAL CAPACITY OF A COMPANY. HE THOUGHT HOLMES WOULD NOT BE THE LAST LIAR SILICON VALLEY HAD TO FACE。