If you're not using AI in your startup, what are you doing?
“If you don't get planning rules cleared in a month, we're gonna assume that we're gonna go.”
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saying we're gonna do this. We're not gonna worry about planning. If you don't get planning rules cleared in a month, we're gonna assume that we're gonna go. I mean, it's like, this feels like, whoop whoop. We're off. We're off. But where where would you start? And well, let's start with the pitch book stuff. I mean, what what are your thoughts on the on the pitch book report with this two tier marketing stuff? Let's start there.
I'd felt like I mean, they had to write something because they had to write something. I mean, we kind of everything that's not AI right now is just not that interesting unless maybe it's quantum or fusion. Yeah. Yeah. What what if you're not using AI now and what you're doing? Okay. I do material science. Well, are you using AI to develop and make it better? I'm doing biotechnology. But are you using AI to make it better? I mean, if you're not using AI for what you're doing, what are you doing?
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The hosts discuss how AI has become so dominant in the venture landscape that startups in any sector - from material science to biotech - are expected to incorporate AI elements. They explore the challenge VCs face when everything non-AI feels uninteresting in the current market environment.
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This captures a stark perspective on how AI has become the mandatory lens through which VCs now evaluate all startups across sectors.
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