384: When AI Creates Art, What Stays Human? with Jake Saper, General Partner at Emergence Capital
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Jake Saper discusses the intersection of AI and creativity, exploring what it means for humanity when AI creates art.
Send us Fan Mail Jake Saper is a General Partner at Emergence Capital, one of the most iconic venture firms in enterprise software, with a portfolio that includes Zoom, Gusto, Veeva, and Together AI. Emergence has backed some of the most category-defining B2B companies of the last two decades, and Jake has spent nearly 12 years at the center of that deal flow. What sets Jake apart is a life lived on both sides of the creativity question: he backs the companies building AI but also performs ac...
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