Jesse Pujji, founder of a venture studio, compares the current AI moment to the dot-com boom and mobile shift. He sees AI as a larger, more transformative wave and wants to embed it across his portfolio companies, viewing this as his personal dot-com opportunity.
I run a venture studio that has built and launched multiple companies. I am extremely excited about AI. In some ways, I'm excited about it in a way I haven't felt probably since I started Ampush. I don't think I've been near something in a long time where maybe mobile was the last big shift where I was like, whoa, this is going to be big. And I don't fully get how— I remember talking to my co-founders at Ampush all the time and being like, man, I wish we were alive during the dot-com bubble. We would have crushed it. And now I'm like, wait, I'm 40. I already have the exit under my belt. I've got a platform with a bunch of companies and smart people running around. I'm like, this is like my dot-com, maybe bigger than that. And I'm excited to just like dive into the AI stuff with all the companies
