Ilya Fushman

And these could be the application companies like at Harvey, like in Open Evidence, which are then going to be the next generation.

It's really just a testament to the fact that tech is driving

pretty much most of the value you see today.

LPs recognize that, we recognize that, and we think that's the really big opportunity here.

I think one byproduct, which will be pretty straightforward, is quality of life will improve for everyone, right?

We will have better access to information, better access to healthcare, better access to services, better, more performant world around us, really.

If you think about Waymo, the ability to have very safe transportation on demand is incredible.

On the flip side, there is a very clear worry because these changes are happening on a timescale that's faster than ever before.

And one of the things we do think about quite a bit is how do we help folks upskill?

How do we help folks learn and transition into this world?

It's going to be a world of abundance.

But what we have to be thoughtful of is I think the industry is making sure that the abundance is accessible and distributed.

Kleiner Perkins, partner, earlier freshman.

Great to have you on Bloomberg Tech.

Thank you very much.

Now, coming up on the program, OpenAI nears an $850 billion valuation as it's also close on a deal to raise $10 billion more in its latest funding round.

We have the details next.

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OpenAI is nearing a deal to raise about $10 billion from venture investors, including Andreessen Horowitz, Abu Dhabi's MGX, and Microsoft, that's according to sources.

That would bring its total haul from its latest funding round to $120 billion, boosting its valuation to $850 billion.