""Founders running successful AI companies should all take a cold, hard look at exiting in the next 12-18 months, which may be a value-maximizing moment for outcomes.""
""In the AI era, most companies, including those that are ramping revenue today, will see the market, competition, and adoption, turn on them.""
""While the tide is rising, many companies will seem to be unstoppable and durable—whether they are or not in the long run remains to be seen.""
Elad Gil advises AI founders to consider exiting their companies in the next 12-18 months to maximize value. He emphasizes the current surge in AI demand and rising revenues for many startups, but warns that competition and market maturity could lead to struggles for weaker companies. Drawing parallels to the internet boom, he notes that while many companies appear strong now, the long-term survival rate may be low. Selling while valuations are high could be crucial for maximizing returns.
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