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    Could AI agents with enough data make better VC investment decisions than humans?

    TradingVCs suggests AI could help solo investors with research, expenses, taxes and reporting; early-stage investing may be harder to automate.

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    TradingVCs suggests AI could act as an autonomous teammate for solo investors, handling research, expenses, taxes and reporting. For larger firms, it raises the possibility of AI replacing parts of the investment process. TradingVCs says early-stage investing may be harder to automate, while late-stage VC could be a different story.

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    trading places@TradingVCsAI could disrupt venture capital sooner than you think. For solo investors, it can become an autonomous teammate handling research, expenses, taxes and reporting. But for large VC firms, the bigger opportunity is replacing parts of the investment process itself. If there’s enough data to analyze, could agentic AI make better investment decisions than humans? @davemcclure and Dan Gray @credistick break down why early-stage investing may be harder to automate — but late-stage VC could be a very different story.2h
    Dave McClure@davemcclureRT @TradingVCs: AI could disrupt venture capital sooner than you think. For solo investors, it can become an autonomous teammate handling…1h

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    trading places@TradingVCsAI could disrupt venture capital sooner than you think. For solo investors, it can become an autonomous teammate handling research, expenses, taxes and reporting. But for large VC firms, the bigger opportunity is replacing parts of the investment process itself. If there’s enough data to analyze, could agentic AI make better investment decisions than humans? @davemcclure and Dan Gray @credistick break down why early-stage investing may be harder to automate — but late-stage VC could be a very different story.2h
    Dave McClure@davemcclureRT @TradingVCs: AI could disrupt venture capital sooner than you think. For solo investors, it can become an autonomous teammate handling…1h