Brett Hurt on Bringing Love Back to Business | Rock Solid
Brett Hurt, founder of Coremetrics, Bazaarvoice and data.world, talks about growing up in Austin, using AI as an adviser, and why love belongs in business.
Brett Hurt, founder of Coremetrics, Bazaarvoice and data.world, talks about growing up in Austin, using AI as an adviser, and why love belongs in business.
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