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Will AI eat VC?

  • Writer: Shikhin Garg
    Shikhin Garg
  • Jul 24
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jul 25

Three experienced panellists sit down to discuss the future of AI in Venture Capital. Also, revealing the alpha version of AI co-pilot of Inventus Capital.


**Update: One of the other ideas suggested in the podcast has already been spun out as a public tool by us. Access Investor Matchmaker below.

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Inventus Capital Partners Panel, Sep 26, 2023

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0:00 – 2:00

Introduction & Panelist Intros

Introduction of panelists and setting the context for AI's impact on Venture Capital.

VC’s high-touch, relationship-driven world is starting to absorb transformative lessons from AI—the panel sets the stage.

2:00 – 8:00

The AI Opportunity in VC

Scope of AI transformation within VC operations (deal sourcing, diligence, portfolio).

AI can automate manual tasks, accelerate decision cycles, and surface hidden investment opportunities for VCs.

8:00 – 14:00

AI Co-Pilots in VC

How AI-powered “co-pilots” change decision-making at VC firms.

AI co-pilots are becoming essential, helping sift vast deal flow and enabling sharper, faster judgments—VCs as AI power users.

14:00 – 20:00

Network Mapping with AI

Using AI to drive advisor/customer matching and ecosystem building for start-ups.

Always-on AI-powered matchmaking expands networks, helping founders reach strategic VCs and partners not previously on their radar.

20:00 – 25:00

Transforming VC through AI

Inventus Capital’s strategy for embedding AI across its VC workflows.

Being “AI-first” transforms investor capacity, cuts through data noise, and brings discipline to the VC craft for outsized results.

25:00 – 27:00

Product Demo Overview

Alpha demonstration of Inventus’ in-house AI co-pilot tool.

Real-world demo shows how AI gathers open-web data on founders, enriches diligence, and builds automated pitch reports.

27:00 – 30:00

Closing Remarks

Final thoughts and summary on AI’s impact in Venture Capital.

VCs must become deep users of AI to stay relevant; mentorship and human insight amplified—not replaced—by generative technologies.


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