How I Built an AI VC Associate to Screen 3,000 Pitch Decks
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How I Built an AI VC Associate to Screen 3,000 Pitch Decks
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This story was originally published on HackerNoon at: https://hackernoon.com/how-i-built-an-ai-vc-associate-to-screen-3000-pitch-decks.
VC analysts review 3,000 pitch decks a year and waste hours on manual triage. This article shows how an VCs can automate dealflow screening and prioritization.
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A typical VC analyst reviews around 3,000 decks annually and invests in roughly 9. Average time spent per deck: 2-3 minutes (up to 10 if we include preliminary research) This means 99.7% of their time is “wasted” This isn’t a dealflow problem. The issue is triage throughput.