VC argument: in the AI slop fest, entrepreneurs hold the leverage, not the rich
StewartalsopIII · x · 2026-11-09
Stewart Alsop III argues that while people assume the rich hold all the leverage, today's wealthy are largely lacking in creativity and simply herd into "AI" with their money. He contends entrepreneurs actually hold the leverage, since starting something new is fundamentally about harnessing creativity — an entrepreneurial skill that goes beyond standard business skills.
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