Can one person build a billion-dollar company with AI handling the team? Speaker A says maybe, but warns it would be lonely. Speaker B pushes back: critical decisions like those at venture firms need human minds, not just AI. Both find the alternative terrifying.
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People have said that there is going to be a single human unicorn, like, because there's AI and you can actually use AI to be your staff and your team and your everything else. So people are saying that you might be able to create a unicorn alone as a single founder unicorn. Possible, possible. I think it would be a little lonely.
You mean it's going to be all AI?
It's even lonelier at the top, I think.
You and a bunch of AI creatures. So, you know, I mean, but that— you still require, just like in any VC firm, you have 2 or 3 people, at least 3 people's minds to arrive at a decision. It's that decision-making which ultimately I don't think should be left at the hands of AI.
No, it's terrifying if it's left to AI.
The final decision will be made by a small group of people, and the only thing that a founder needs is validation for his or her idea so that he's not off the deep end imagining things that will never happen. Yeah, interesting.