Legendary investor Warren Buffett and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman seem to be two poles apart in terms of expertise, but both the billionaires have a common investing rule: they believe that the best investing opportunities are not the popular ones.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman surprisingly has zero equity stake in his own company. Yet, he has made a fortune through his investments in startups like nuclear-fusion firm Helion and others. Speaking at a recent podcast, Altman said that venture capitalists Peter Thiel and Paul Graham taught him that the best companies and investment opportunities are "almost never" the ones attracting the most attention.
