Seed Two Series C: What does VCS actually want from AI Startups

by SkillAiNest

In 2024, the AI ​​investment is on the path of $ 110 billion, and funding in 2025 is more competitive than the landscape. The start of the initial phase, it means more money in the market, but also more pressure to stand.

In the Tech Crunch Session: Ai, Rebecca Belle sits with three experienced investors: Partner Jal Chase in Capitalg. Kanu Gulti, Partners in Khosla Ventures. And Sarah Italson, partner in Excel. When evaluating the AI ​​startups from the seed through Series C, they were broken, which they are really looking for. Forget the perfect pitch. Focus on creating confidence, avoiding hype cycle, and being prepared for copy kits when you fit into the product market.

Listen to the complete event of the Equity to hear about it:

  • The VCS says the founders should leave the madness on the perfect pitch and focus on building real relationships.
  • What does it take to go against the big responsibilities without crushing it?
  • Why consumers’ attention (and speed) still wins, even in B2B AI.
  • Agent and automation are already new to the startup playbook.

Equity will return on Friday with our weekly news roundup, so keep in touch.

The Equity Tech Crunch flag is a pod cast, produced by Theresa Lukansolo, and posts every Wednesday and Friday.

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