Early Investing Requires Humans: AI Can't Predict What Hasn't Happened Yet
MartinGTobias · x · 2026-08-24
This post argues against the idea that AI will replace early-stage investors. It asserts that early investing relies on predicting the unwritten future—a task based on human intuition that AI, trained on past data, cannot replicate. Furthermore, investing is a people business where top founders prefer human partners. While automation will handle tedious tasks, it will make investors "super human" rather than obsolete.
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