AOL Co-founder, Steve Case: AI Lessons from the Internet Boom
Today, we're joined by Steve Case, the co-founder of AOL, to talk about what the first internet boom can tell us about this one.
Steve started AOL in 1985, when 3% of people were online. He took it public in 1992 as the first internet company to list, and now runs Revolution, the firm behind Rise of the Rest and more than 200 investments across 100 American cities.
Cameron McLain talks to Steve about why AOL raised just $10 million over seven years (while today's AI companies are seeded with a billion), why he still thinks the Time Warner merger was the right call, and why he thinks AI needs…
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