Episode 66
Episode #66: AI Fatigue Is Real, Patient Capital Will Eat VC, Building a GP Reference List
The Learning Corner by Precursor · Mia Farnham, Charles Hudson
February 12, 202622m 43s
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Show Notes
This week on The Learning Corner, Mia and Charles unpack why AI is making engineers more productive but more exhausted, exploring the hidden cost of constant tool evaluation and "thinking atrophy." They then dig into a provocative argument that venture capital's traditional model is fundamentally breaking down and why the future looks more like permanent capital than ten year fund structures. Finally, they walk through Julia Maltby's tactical guide on building a GP reference list that actually closes LPs, including why your best reference might be a founder from a deal that didn't work out.
AI Fatigue Is Real and Nobody Talks About It | Siddhant Khare
Patient Capital Will Eat the World | Will Manidis on X
Five Tips for GPs Building a Reference List That Helps You Close LPs | Julia Maltby
(0:00) Introduction and episode overview (0:47) AI fatigue and its impact on venture ecosystem (8:36) Patient capital and liquidity issues in venture capital (14:58) Emerging vs. established managers in venture capital (16:37) Building effective reference lists for GPs (20:28) LP insights on GPs and founder support (22:29) Closing remarks and call to action