ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Kevin Novak is the Founder of Rackhouse Venture Capital, a global venture capital firm purpose-built to support early-stage founders and firms at the intersection of AI/ML and the real world. Previously, he served as Uber’s first Head of Data Science, its first Head of Data Science Platform, and invented its surge pricing model.
- Kevin's time at UBER
- The mechanics of investing in startups
- The proliferation of deep fakes and what it means for the world
- Why we’re still so early when it comes to GenAI
- Whether AI advertising models will destroy Google search
- How AI content licensing might work to reward not just large but independent creators
- Kevin’s prediction on which year the world’s first one-person unicorn will emerge
Show Notes
Email Kevin: kevin@rackhouse.vc
Rackhouse Ventures: rackhouse.vc
Kevin on X: @novakkm
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