Jeffrey Wu (Geoffrey Woo), Managing Partner at Anti Fund, contrasts the response rates of creator-led founder intros against traditional venture capitalists.
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Geoffrey Woo: AI Commoditizes Technical VC Skills, Making Taste Dominant
“So, my sense is that The software and like the classic smart people stuff gets commoditized, and the attention, the taste, the culture side gets more and more important. So I think the world goes into our favor versus away.”
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Geoffrey Woo: Legacy VCs Are Vulnerable Because Original Founders Are Gone
“We can compete with the guys who've been doing this for 3040 years because, one, the founders of those funds have been dead or gone. It's just other guys who got hired into doing this, and I think we have a fresh take on saying, hey, Let's compete.”
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Geoffrey Woo: Europe Is the 'Sick Man of the World' in Tech
“I feel like Europe is like the sick man of the world right now. I feel like Europe could have some of the foundational, civilizational, like of Western culture that came out of here, London, England, right? And it feels that like they're not seizing the opport…”
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Geoffrey Woo: Jake Paul Represents the Aspirations of the Next Generation
“I mean, maybe the way, like, cause I, it's easier for me to brag about Jake, but I think the highest order bit is that I think Jake represents the next generation of Americans and what they want to be like.”
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Geoffrey Woo: Uber Burned Tens of Billions on Paid Marketing
“I just saw that Bill Gurley was tweeting that you know, paid marketing is, like, the worst form of marketing, and I'm just like, hey, Uber, like, he's most well known for kicking out Travis from Uber, and Uber burnt, like, tens of billions of dollars on straig…”
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Geoffrey Woo: Donald Trump Operates Like a Bold Startup Founder
“Like, to me, I think he's like a very founder president, right? Like, I think he's, He actually makes bold decisions and tries to like mold the future. But I think a lot of politicians are just very much dictated by the flows of polling.”