Legendary Venture Capitalist Bill Gurley on the AI Bubble, Why IPOs Feel Rigged and How to Find Your Dream Job
Bill Gurley, a legendary venture capitalist and former Amazon IPO analyst, argues that while AI is a transformative and real technological wave, it is currently accompanied by speculative, bubblish behavior — particularly in circular financial deals that inflate revenue without real cash
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