Visa, a global payments company, has launched a $100 million initiative to invest in startups developing generative artificial intelligence (AI) technologies that will shape the future of commerce and payments. This initiative is a significant step forward for Visa, which has been using AI in payments for a long time and is committed to driving innovation in the industry. Generative AI, an emerging subset of AI, has the potential to revolutionize commerce and payments by creating artificial general intelligence capable of generating text, images, and other content from vast amounts of existing data. Visa’s initiative will focus on investing in startups that are building innovative solutions using generative AI, which will not only change how we live and work but also transform commerce in ways that we need to understand.

The initiative is led by Visa Ventures, the company’s global corporate investment arm, which has been investing in and partnering with companies driving innovation in payments and commerce since 2007. The head of Visa Ventures, David Rolf, is excited to expand their focus to invest in some of the most innovative and disruptive venture-backed startups building across generative AI, commerce, and payments. This initiative is a game-changer for the industry, and I believe it will have a significant impact on how we conduct commerce and make payments in the future.

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