Artificial intelligence is reshaping venture capital by automating deal analysis, cutting costs, and improving investment odds, yet it also threatens the traditional funding model. Platforms like the Autonomous Deal Investing Network (ADIN) use AI agents to evaluate startups in minutes, surfacing risks that human analysts often miss. While many investors experiment with AI tools for memos, sourcing, and scoring founders, they remain wary of losing the relational aspects of the business. At the same time, AI‑driven development tools enable founders to launch companies with far less capital, potentially reducing the need for large VC checks and prompting an existential debate within the industry. Read more →