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    Misreading AI could mean costly mistakes for venture capitalists, posts argue

    One post argues that failing to grasp AI's dangers leads to bad investment decisions. Another imagines explaining missed superintelligence profits to a fund's investors.

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    One post criticizes venture capitalists it says missed the first AI wave because they didn't understand it. It argues they'll keep making bad investment decisions unless they grasp the premises behind AI's dangers. A post quoting it focuses on the potential financial stakes of superintelligence, asking how a fund would explain to its investors that it had misjudged where the money would go.

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    @evanjconradi cannot imagine a bigger bag missed than being wrong about where the money is gonna land from superintelligence can you imagine explaining to your LPs how you missed that the spin you would have to pull

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    @evanjconradi cannot imagine a bigger bag missed than being wrong about where the money is gonna land from superintelligence can you imagine explaining to your LPs how you missed that the spin you would have to pull