The startup Bearing AI, which aims to make ships more fuel-efficient using AI, was validated through customer feedback and technical feasibility checks before development.

Today, hundreds of ships are using Bearing AI's technology, resulting in significant fuel savings and operational efficiency, which emerged from the collaboration between Mitsui's maritime expertise and my team's AI knowledge, showcasing how diverse expertise can lead to innovative solutions.

Cound is retrofitting cargo ships to meet new carbon regulations, making it the only viable solution for reducing CO2 emissions in shipping.

A to B, a company that makes fuel cards for truck drivers, successfully identified a startup idea by systematically exploring the trucking industry despite lacking initial expertise.

The future of logistics will involve predictive software that anticipates challenges and allows for quick rerouting to maintain operational effectiveness.

Using satellite technology, Shipamax can quickly identify which ships are available and meet specific requirements, significantly reducing the time to book a ship.

Sam Altman emphasizes that the shipping industry has not yet adopted effective technology, leaving a significant market opportunity for startups like Shipamax.

AI combined with various sectors presents numerous opportunities to address climate change, such as optimizing shipments, travel, and agriculture.

The potential revenue from a deal with a large energy trading company could reach $15 million annually for Shipamax.