Tokenmaxxing was the most popular pattern in Silicon Valley earlier this yr, with CEOs encouraging workers to push AI utilization as far as it might go. Then the invoice got here due. Uber reportedly blew by way of its annual AI finances in a number of months, some firms minimize Claude licenses for elements of their org, and Meta killed its inside leaderboard.
This stress between hype and ROI is precisely the place NEA partner Tiffany Luck lives as of late. She received her begin convincing firms that e-commerce was the longer term, and now she’s all in on AI, particularly in terms of the probabilities for “magic moments” within the client enterprise.
On this episode of TechCrunch’s Fairness podcast, Luck joins Rebecca Bellan to speak about the way forward for private brokers, her ideas on this yr’s AI IPOs, and the way startups are stepping in to assist enterprises observe return on AI spend.
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