CES Interview

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Third year at CES scouting startups focused on deep tech and dual-use govtech, evaluates companies by concrete metrics like traction and a clear investment thesis, and tests whether AI actually speeds workflows by using AI-generated Gantt charts and automations for product and program management. Notes a lot of global entrants and unexpected activity in hardware, especially additive manufacturing, and so far has not yet identified the one standout company that meets all criteria.

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