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Why $1B Exits are Dead

Technology
United States
Commencé May 30, 2026

David George, General Partner at a16z, and David Clark, CIO at VenCap, discuss how AI is reshaping venture capital and the technology industry itself. They examine why today’s AI companies are scaling faster than any previous generation of startups, and why the eventual outcomes may be significantly larger than most investors currently expect. The conversation covers frontier AI models, coding agents, open source competition, data center constraints, and who ultimately captures value in the A...

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Why $1B Exits are Dead

Acquired Podcast (United States) | May 29, 2026

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Investors must adapt to AI-driven models or risk losing out on the next wave of massive exits, which could redefine success in venture capital.

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