Fun to see three Not Boring Capital portfolio companies in The Generalist's The Future 50, including two of the four lowest-latitude companies and one in the greatest city in the world. – @earthaiexplore (Syndey)
– @somosinternetco (Medellin)
– @merit_systems (New York City)
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Three Not Boring Portfolio Companies in The Generalist Future 50
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VC Funding Waste: Why AI Startups Burn Millions Without Impact
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the VC world provides a lot of value but sometimes it feels like they just set money on fire. several startups i know raised ~100M total three years ago to make AI, built software nobody ever used, and now they all work elsewhere on unrelated things. where'd all that money go?
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HD Model Pricing Comparison: Cost-Effective AI Alternative
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the HD model is ~4 cents a second versus ~50 cents per second of other things you're mentioning? obviously not overpriced… /imagine no longer being angry and appreciating all the beautiful things in the world <3
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Technology Costs Remain a Major Barrier to Adoption
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unfortunately the technology is just expensive at this time
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Investors Seek Partnership to Back and Promote Tech Startup
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@JasonKuperberg and I are looking to back something here as well… and hopefully blow them up on X. Would love to partner on finding the right one!
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Market Prediction Challenges: Why Timing Beats Guessing
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The market can second-guess you better than you can second-guess it.
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Accenture invests in Snorkel AI for production banking
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Excited to announce @accenture
’s strategic investment in Snorkel AI to help top banks move from prototype to production with domain-specific AI. Thanks to team Accenture: Jared Rorrer, Sandeep Maria, John Ratzan, Tom Lounibos & Ryan Chandra. More here -

VC Firms Increasingly Embrace Artificial Intelligence Solutions
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love seeing more VC firms embrace AI
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AI Investment Boom: Questioning Equitable Economic Benefits Distribution
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“We are investing so much in driving the capabilities for hundreds of billions of dollars, and we're investing very little in thinking about how we make sure that leads to widely shared prosperity,” says @DigEconLab
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OpenAI’s Open Source Strategy Signals Confidence in GPT-5
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Very good point from “The Information”: The fact that OpenAI is releasing an OpenSource model, and they are carrying a large cost with it, shows impressively how confident they are in the strength of GPT-5. OpenAI believes that GPT-5 will be a breakthrough – and will easily