VC’s build their own startups?

Venture capital firms will harness AI to analyze their past investments, identifying the key patterns and indicators that led to successful bets. The new AI-VC won’t just spot winners—it will analyze markets, detect emerging opportunities and draft its own startup business plans.

AI-VCs will also recruit talent, raise capital, craft marketing strategies, and execute every step toward a multi-billion-dollar IPO of their own in-house startups.

So here’s the question: If any VC firm with capital can churn out profitable ventures simply by leveraging AI, what unique value do they bring beyond their past investment data?

AI service providers like Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI are in a far better position to launch their own VC funds, armed with AI models that haven’t yet been released to the public—tasking them with generating massively profitable companies.

And if open-source large language models reach the same level as the tech giants, the only remaining edge will be computing power and resources—something AI chip manufacturers have in abundance. Will they create their own AI models?

In the AI era, every middleman now risks becoming obsolete.