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NEA’s Tiffany Luck says enterprises are still figuring out their AI ROI
What will it take for personal AI agents to finally click? NEA partner Tiffany Luck joins Equity to discuss that, this year's AI IPOs, and the startups helping enterprises track their AI spend.
TL;DR
- The trend of "tokenmaxxing" in Silicon Valley led to significant AI spending, with some companies exceeding their budgets.
- Companies like Uber reportedly spent their annual AI budget quickly, and some reduced AI licenses.
- NEA partner Tiffany Luck focuses on AI's potential, especially for "magic moments" in consumer business.
- Luck discussed the future of personal agents, AI IPOs, and startups helping enterprises track AI ROI on the TechCrunch Equity podcast.
- Startups are emerging to assist businesses in monitoring their return on AI investment.