David Weisburd

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9,425 appearances 64 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 5d ago

David Weisburd’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 64 in all, peaking in Jan 2026 with 14.

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How I Invest with David Weisburd · E422: Founding CIO of Berkeley Endowment on Track Records, Contrarian Investing & First-Time Funds · 28 Aug 2026 podcast

Everyone I talked to on the show is chasing the same thing, an edge. podcast-host

And more and more the edge comes down to your information, not just having it, but being able to trust it when the stakes are highest. podcast-host

AI is doing more of the information gathering for you every day, and most tools are very good at sounding right. podcast-host

The summary reads clean, but can you trace it back to the filing, the transcript, the specific passage that drove the answer? podcast-host

Or are you just trusting the confidence of the output? podcast-host

For investors, that's not a minor concern. podcast-host

A missed filing, a missed weight of source, a context that got lost somewhere in the retrieval chain, those aren't edge cases. podcast-host

They're how decisions go wrong. podcast-host

Alpha Sense is the AI market intelligence platform built specifically for this. podcast-host

They own the content, over five hundred million curated documents from broker research and expert transcripts to filings and earning calls, and they own the retrieval layer on top of it. podcast-host

So every answer links back to an exact verifiable source because the answer is only as good as what's underneath it. podcast-host

And with Alpha Sense, you know exactly what that is. podcast-host

The edge goes to whoever could trust their information and prove it. podcast-host

See it for yourself. podcast-host

Start your free trial at alpha-sense.com slash how I invest. podcast-host

That's alpha-sense dot com podcast-host

Reason I ask is a lot of LPs, especially institutional LPs, have said when it's a fund one and sometimes even fund two, you're almost backing the manager more than the specific strategy. podcast-host

Now, obviously they expect the manager to do what he or she says they're gonna do, but you're really understanding going eyes wide open, that strategy may evolve. podcast-host

I mentioned you've spent 25 years evaluating managers. podcast-host

Certainly there's some patterns. podcast-host

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