AI Applications in Venture Capital Webinar
With the advent of the AI revolution, venture capitalists increasingly need to modernize their own technology stacks to stay competitive.
The newest generation of venture capital GPs will be tech-native, tech-enabled, and tech-forward. We believe that access to this technology can and should be democratized to better benefit the broader venture capital ecosystem.
Join us, Brom Rector from XEIA VP and Andrew Chan from Atas VC as we discuss how they leverage AI for our own firms, but also for our portfolio companies and limited partners.
You will learn:
The contrasting approaches between new, AI-enabled firms, and traditional, pen and paper venture capitalists.
Where we see the low-hanging-fruit for adding automation to the venture capital industry.
Key lessons from implementing AI-based systems at multiple venture firms and family offices.
Limitations of AI systems, best practices for AI safety, and the evolving legal landscape of AI.
And of course, we'll leave plenty of time for spirited debate, Q&A, and to answer the hot button question: could you automate a VCs summer in Europe using artificial intelligence.
This event is run by Brom Rector and Andrew Chan in partnership with Harmonic AI.
Brom is the founder and General Partner of XEIA, a venture capital fund that invests in "Human 3 - the next epoch of human health, wellbeing and performance". Brom was previously a quantitative researcher at Crabel Capital Management and holds an MS in Computer Science from Georgia Tech.
Andrew is the founder and General Partner of Atas VC, a venture capital fund focused on investing in "American Necessities - real technologies that solve problems for the 99% of Americans." Andrew is a former NASA JPL scientist and for the last two years has operated Veridian Technologies, an AI-consulting firm specifically focused on developing and deploying AI systems for family offices and private equity funds