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Gilded lives of AI barons: Tech tycoons have become jet-setting elite
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AI billionaires are increasingly leaning into jet-setting lifestyles, reflecting the sector’s rapid rise and the fortunes being made around it. The article cites UN Trade and Development projections that the global AI market could reach $4.8 trillion by 2033, a 25-fold increase in a decade. It describes tech elites moving between luxury residences in Palm Beach, Miami and Hawaii, mega-yachts, and private jets. It mentions xAI founder Elon Musk’s private Gulfstream fleet and vintage cars, and Ian Hathaway, linked to OpenAI’s Startup Fund, appearing with Eugenie Bouchard during a getaway in Lake Como.
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