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EPISODE · Aug 10, 2025 · 17 MIN

Tech Investor Jeff Seibert on Entrepreneurship in Today's Start-up Climate

from The Pulse of AI · host Jason Stoughton The Pulse of AI

New Pulse of AI Podcast! Season 7, Episode 158 SUMMARY In this conversation, Podcast Host Jason Stoughton and Jeff Seibert discuss the evolving landscape of entrepreneurship, particularly in the context of AI and startups. They explore the challenges and opportunities that new founders face, the importance of core intellectual property, and the dynamics of building effective teams. The discussion also touches on the realities of seed funding in today's market and offers valuable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs navigating the complexities of starting a business in the AI era. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates 00:00 The Changing Landscape of Entrepreneurship 00:59 Navigating AI's Impact on Startups 03:50 Core Intellectual Property in the AI Era 06:57 Building Effective Teams in Startups 10:01 The Reality of Seed Funding Today 12:42 Final Thoughts for Aspiring Founders Keywords entrepreneurship, AI, startups, seed funding, team building, intellectual property, Silicon Valley, founder advice, technology trends, business strategy  

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