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We asked top startup investors how they use AI. Here's what they said.

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By Melia Russell , Leena Rao , Ben Bergman , Sydney Bradley , Tom Carter , Rosalie Chan , Shubhangi Goel , Robert Scammell , Geoff Weiss , Charles Rollet 
| Business Insider
Venture capitalists have spent the last few years hunting for the next great AI startup. Increasingly, they're also using AI to scout for the next OpenAI or Anthropic. Loading audio narration... Early-stage investors are weaving chatbots and agents into nearly every part of the job: mapping markets, stress-testing ideas, preparing for board meetings, and turning call transcripts into searchable knowledge bases.
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The Seed 100: The best early-stage investors of 2026

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By Melia Russell , Leena Rao , Ben Bergman , Sydney Bradley , Tom Carter , Rosalie Chan , Shubhangi Goel , Robert Scammell , Geoff Weiss 
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Business Insider's Seed 100 spotlights the early-stage investors with the rare knack for finding tomorrow's tech giants before the rest of the market knows they exist. In the AI boom, the definition of "seed stage" has changed dramatically. Seed investing used to mean spotting Facebook in a dorm room or SpaceX before the rockets worked. Today, it can mean fighting for a stake in a startup before there is a product, revenue, or much of a company at all.
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The Seed 40: The best women early-stage investors of 2026

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By Melia Russell , Leena Rao , Ben Bergman , Sydney Bradley , Tom Carter , Rosalie Chan , Shubhangi Goel , Robert Scammell , Geoff Weiss 
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Some of tech's most powerful companies began as risky early bets. For decades, the venture capital that helped turn young startups into giants flowed through networks that largely excluded women. The investors on this year's Seed 40 are changing who gets to shape the future of tech.
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