Picking the Winners in AI
The AI: ROI Conference
AI startups raised $50 billion in 2023. Some of those AI companies will turn out to be the next OpenAI (or Facebook and Uber before them) and make their investors very rich. And some of them -- many, many more -- will fail, close their doors, and never return their investment.
Juliet Bailin
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Greg Shove
Learn how investors think about AI companies
AI startups raised $50 billion in 2023. Some of those AI companies will turn out to be the next OpenAI (or Facebook and Uber before them) and make their investors very rich. And some of them -- many, many more -- will fail, close their doors, and never return their investment.
In this exclusive, 1-hour fireside chat, General Catalyst partner Juliet Bailin will share how top VCs think about the potential of AI businesses. She and Greg will dive into:
- The "green lights" and "red flags" for any VC evaluating an AI startup for investment potential
- Which applications and industries have the most potential and excitement around them, from climate and biotech to healthcare and manufacturing
- What competition for first-generation LLM startups looks like in 2024 and beyond
- The future of open-source models and their potential for funding
- And much, much more. Come with questions!
Meet your speakers
Juliet Bailin
Juliet Bailin is a partner at General Catalyst, focused on early-stage startups and realistic adoption of AI within the enterprise. She has worked specifically on AI investment since 2019.
Greg Shove
Greg Shove is the CEO of Section and a past executive at Apple and AOL. He has led six companies, three of which achieved successful exits. His goal is to move 100,000 students into "the AI class" by 2025.
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