Anthropic early investor Anjney Midha criticized traditional venture capital firms for failing to seize the opportunity of the AI revolution, thereby letting down investors.
Anthropic early investor Anjney Midha says traditional venture capital firms have failed investors by missing the AI revolution. This comes as AI spending accelerates, Broadcom seeks a debt deal as large as $60 billion ahead of NVIDIA earnings, and Anthropic itself plans a potentially record-setting IPO.
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