How the Fundraising Rules Have Changed in the New Era of AI with NEA
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Generative AI startups have raised significant funding from top investors as the field advances. While certain statements made could be reasonable, there are no guarantees the assumptions will be correct due to various factors that could impact actual results. This document aims to provide education and should not be construed as investment advice.
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- 8. This communication is intended to provide educational information only and should not be construed as investment advice. Although we believe that certain statements are reasonable, there is no assurance that such statements and assumptions will prove to be correct. Various factors could cause actual results or performance to differ materially from those discussed in this presentation.
- 13. This communication is intended to provide educational information only and should not be construed as investment advice. Although we believe that certain statements are reasonable, there is no assurance that such statements and assumptions will prove to be correct. Various factors could cause actual results or performance to differ materially from those discussed in this presentation.
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- Buyers are looking for AI enabled products. Value add is clear and feedback loops are short. Easier to roll out than previous tech Faster time to value than previous AI tech (no big implementation) Have to answer to leadership on AI’s impact Eager to have a point of view Asking current vendors for AI roadmaps Users are excited to try it out. Less change management pushback. Have had personal/consumer exposure
- Buyers are looking for AI enabled products. Value add is clear and feedback loops are short. Easier to roll out than previous tech Faster time to value than previous AI tech (no big implementation) Have to answer to leadership on AI’s impact Eager to have a point of view Asking current vendors for AI roadmaps Users are excited to try it out. Less change management pushback. Have had personal/consumer exposure
- Buyers are looking for AI enabled products. Value add is clear and feedback loops are short. Easier to roll out than previous tech Faster time to value than previous AI tech (no big implementation) Have to answer to leadership on AI’s impact Eager to have a point of view Asking current vendors for AI roadmaps Users are excited to try it out. Less change management pushback. Have had personal/consumer exposure
- Point #2- https://app.cbinsights.com/research/generative-ai-startups-market-map/ and https://app.dealroom.co/lists/33530 Point #3- our data from GenAI pitch decks we’ve seen Point #4- our data from GenAI pitch decks we’ve seen Point #5- our NEA SaaS blog post with all the incumbent announcements