Sarah Guo isnt late to the AI party, but she did just raise a $101 million fund to bet on the appetizers.<\/p>\n
Hello and welcome back toEquity, a podcast about the business of startups, where we unpack the numbers and nuance behind the headlines. This is our Wednesday show, where we niche down to a single person, think about their work and unpack the rest. This week, Natasha and Alex interviewed Guo, who worked at Greylock for nearly a decade, and her launch of Conviction.<\/p>\n
We spoke about the self-correcting venture market, what made her leave Greylock and even rewound to her last episode with us (recorded almost exactly three years ago).<\/p>\n
There was also an especially fruitful conversation about the opportunity in artificial intelligence right now, and how shes defining Software 3.0. (Warning: We talk about SaaS!) We also dug into why she started a fund, the LP market and more. The conversation ran a bit long, but it felt reasonable to keep going given the sheer breadth of stuff that we wanted to get through.<\/p>\n
Dont forget that Equity is going to be live at Disrupt next week, on Tuesday morning. Its going to be a blast. And before we go, two programming notes (that help your wallet, too):<\/p>\n
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