Masayoshi Son's Vision for Tech

The transcript discusses Moss's bold approach to fundraising, aiming to raise $100 billion for his fund. Despite not yet reaching the target, the fund has attracted significant investment from Middle Eastern wealth funds and established companies. Moss believes his investments are driving the next AI revolution, similar to the internet revolution. His approach has disrupted traditional venture capital, causing firms like Kleiner Perkins and Sequoia to adapt. Critics argue SoftBank's influence is too large, but Moss remains unfazed. Leadership and succession plans are also discussed, with Moss planning to stay until 69, while the future of venture capital is shaped by SoftBank's presence.

What is the significance of the fund's size and the speed at which it has deployed capital?

What metaphor did the fund's creator use to describe his succession plans?