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Encyclopedia Galactica

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By Dan Gray Verified
| The Weird Club
Marc Andreessen thinks venture capital could be one of the last remaining jobs performed by humans. Meanwhile, David Beisel is worried that AI is already an existential threat to the profession. The truth, as usual, is somewhere in the middle; Marc may be right about David, and David may be right about Marc. In essence, an LLM can be viewed as a near-complete library of human achievement. What we have theorised, discovered, calculated and ultimately recorded.
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Survival of the Fittest

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By Dan Gray Verified
| The Weird Club
Accelerating the development of technology is a worthy goal. Unfortunately, venture-backed innovation has been notoriously difficult to scale; it’s often said that only a handful of great companies can be produced each year. This has remained broadly true despite the venture industry growing almost 20x over the last two decades. This expansion has appropriated growth from public markets for a similar number of outcomes, rather than increasing the volume or scope of innovation.
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Heavy Is the Head That Wears the Crown

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By Dan Gray Verified
| The Weird Club
“The fact is that the amount of money start-ups raise in their seed and Series A rounds is inversely correlated with success. Yes, I mean that. Less money raised leads to more success. That is the data I stare at all the time.” Fred Wilson, of Union Square Ventures As venture capital moves through cycles of hot and cold markets, investors often find themselves wondering whether they should keep pace with the market.
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