Saam Motamedi
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2 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 14 Jul
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And now, like I see in our portfolio, like we led the initial round in Resolve, which is an agentic software reliability engineering.
Today, companies like Coinbase, it completely automates on call.
So engineers are no longer getting woken up because there's an incident because the Resolve agent fully handles it autonomously.
Or, you know, we're in 7AI, which does the same thing for security teams.
Those products are like coming to life because the underlying models are finally there to really support these long running agent workflows.
And so you're going to go into different application categories and be able to build new agent offerings.
So I think that's going to be really big.
And then, of course, things outside of software, like we, you know, we were some of the early investors in autonomy, like Aurora, which is, I think, the largest standalone public company in self-driving.
You know, we've led the initial round in Neuro Others.
We're now going to see a whole new wave of things happening in robotics.
And I think the underlying model capabilities and the data sets that we're building are finally going to get us there where we're going to see a proliferation in the real world economy as well.
And we've made some new investments ourselves.
We're excited to talk about soon.
I think the lens on whether or not something should raise venture capital is more about the ceiling, not the floor.
So I think it's absolutely correct that you can get a lot more done with less capital now.
But what's also correct is that the size of the prices that are available, our whole brand around the new fund is the map is blank again because we think AI just resets the entire map.
Yeah.
The size of what's possible now, the size of these categories is so enormous that venture capital, even if you can be capitally efficient and get a lot done on a given dollar, if you can increase the size of your capital base, the aggression and speed with which you can move is just much faster.
And I think it's an interesting kind of observation.
You take the last three years, there's a lot of discussion around what you can get done with AI, et cetera.
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