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Signup to Generate a PitchCoburn Ventures Podcast is a business podcast hosted by Brynne Thompson, with 211 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
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Episode #280
What happens when AI meets investment process? If we define the investment process as getting in a position of discernment, taking in uncommon inputs and the ability to convert knowledge into investable insights, there is plenty to work with. As one friend put it “the analyst I am today integrating AI could wipe the floor with the analyst I was 12 months ago”. I think we want to learn more. Let’s jump in.
Episode #279
What are some of the primary characteristics of an AI integrated Investment process? Today we highlight three, but if you’re going to remember one thing from this conversation, let it be this: every healthy research team will alter its ratio o f research to analysis dramatically toward analysis. Let’s jump in.
Episode #278
This week a conversation started with a familiar worry: if everyone can drop the same data into AI and get the same answers, won't the market just level out? It's a fair question on the surface, but underneath it assumes the market's questions are the right questions, that there’s absolutely no inefficiency. So today we're using JP's four-stage model — observation, diagnosis, prediction, prescription — to talk about why the common question of the day is almost never the right investment question, and why AI, used well, can actually widen the gap between the common and the uncommon rather than closing it. Let’s jump in.
Episode #277
The line of reasoning that may have attracted clients to money managers 10-20 years ago or more may be changing and causing tension as we work to adjust to new market structures, AI, passives and more. This does not mean we are at an impasse, or have to stay 100% tied to our process and stance from decades ago. Instead, we can build the connection with clients, bringing them along, communicating how we discern what's worth evolving and what’s not. In this conversation, I hope you’ll listen specifically for samples of how we might begin these conversations to better connect with clients and others on the prosperous, incredible path into the future... Let’s jump in.
Coburn Ventures Podcast
When you hear the phrase best practices, are you excited for whatever explanation comes after it? It's a phrase that's representative of wanting to succeed and do our best, but the path doesn't always hold up especially in a fast-moving industry that has been injected with a new partner in AI. The mode of best practices presumes someone's already figured out the way, when really, we're still in the middle of figuring it out ourselves. In this discussion we’ll talk about some of the unfocused activity we're seeing right now, the temptation to just look around at what everyone else is doing, and why that instinct usually leads nowhere useful and definitely not to uncommon. If there's one thing to take away from this conversation, it's this: start with your core. Know what you're trying to accomplish, know your arbitrage, know your process — and then, and only then, ask how AI advances that goal. Let’s jump in.
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