Harris: Most AI crypto projects are copy-paste AI with a token
Bridget Harris · Bridget Harris breaks down the Prime Intellect deal and the broader sentiment in crypto today. · Mar 6, 2025 · at 2:00
Founders Fund investor Bridget Harris discusses why Founders Fund found most crypto AI startups uninteresting before investing in Prime Intellect.
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“Most of the AI crypto projects we had seen had been just like not really interesting. It was more like copy paste from existing AI companies, and then they would like slap a token on top. So it would be like character AI with a token, like Langchain, but with a token, like hugging face with a token, that kind of thing.”
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