I would attribute the lack of innovation in the last ten years to venture capitalists.
I would attribute the lack of innovation in the last ten years to venture capitalists. They overly participate in group think and rarely think for themselves, mostly missing innovative projects while overly participating in safe projects that society doesn’t need and doesn’t appreciate. Their policies (which are adhered to perfectly) swing wildly to and fro like a pendulum, first aggressively investing in pre-profit companies then only years later complete opposite policy (to which they all adopt simultaneously). I am not in the slightest impressed with venture capitalists. They need to stop following their truly dismally stupid rules (that don’t account for anything that makes life great, or companies for that matter) and go from the heart. Do you want more safe companies in the world, or do you want profound ones? My experience with venture capitalists tell me they’ll only choose safe bets, and this society is not the better for it. It really a shame to have five thousand copies of every type of company in this world and a complete lack of innovation. VCs truly should be ashamed of themselves.
['Kevin Teman']
['AI', 'Ventue Capitalists', 'Investment', 'Technology', 'Investors']