When every VC uses the same AI for diligence, non-consensus investing gets harder
vaibhavbetter · x · 2026-10-24
thogge observes that overwhelming VC consensus likely stems from every firm using the same AI for due diligence — it's hard to be non-consensus when everyone asks identical models to evaluate identical startups. vaibhavbetter replies that the only escape is forming independent views early and investing on them, since after the fact AI will analyze more comprehensively than the world's best investors combined. A sharp take on how AI tool convergence quietly homogenizes investment thinking.
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