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Fortune
Steve Mollman

Chamath Palihapitiya says there’s a 'reasonable case to make' that the job of VC 'doesn't exist' in a world of AI-powered two-person startups

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If you accept the argument that today’s artificial intelligence boom will lead to dramatic productivity gains, it follows that smaller companies will be able to accomplish things that only larger ones could in the past. 

In a world like that, venture capitalists might need to change their approach to funding startups. So believes billionaire investor Chamath Palihapitiya, a former Facebook executive and the CEO of Silicon Valley VC firm Social Capital.

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