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EPISODE · Apr 22, 2026 · 57 MIN

G1 Silicon Valley 2025 - AI Boom: The Future of Startups and VCs

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The AI revolution is transforming the startup ecosystem, reshaping how companies are built, scaled, and funded. In Silicon Valley and Japan, AI-driven startups are redefining industries, while venture capital firms are rethinking investment strategies to adapt to this rapid shift. How is AI changing the startup playbook? What are investors looking for in AI-first companies? This panel brings together leading entrepreneurs and venture capitalists to explore the opportunities and challenges of the AI boom. Panelists will discuss trends in AI-driven startups, evolving VC strategies, and the key factors shaping the future of innovation and investment. G1 Silicon Valley 2025 Session held at Half Moon Bay, California on April 17, 2025. » https://g1.org/g1silicon/ AI Boom: The Future of Startups and VCs Panelists: » Rebecca Lynn (Co-Founder & General Partner, Canvas Ventures) » Kojin Oshiba (Co-founder, Robust Intelligence) » Andrew Schoen (Partner, New Enterprise Associates) Moderator: » Emre Yuasa (Partner, GLOBIS Capital Partners) --- Prefer to watch the video presentation? Find it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/sECEdwf0SB8?si=BWtM80gGxGZLNkv9 ---

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