Menlo Ventures’ Matt Murphy explains what AI startups founders must do differently
Summary
Menlo Ventures' Matt Murphy discusses the unprecedented growth of AI startups like Anthropic, explaining why the model is not the moat and how platformization drives success. The podcast covers lessons for founders from the fastest-growing startups in 25 years.
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