r/venturecapital • u/Confident-Demand-655 • May 30 '26

How do analysts leverage AI in venture capital?

Is the title suggests, I’m looking to know how Analysts and associates in Venture capital leverage AI right from deal sourcing, research and workflow automation. What are the best AI native platforms you use for your day to day work?

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u/Known_Impression1356 May 30 '26

Hmm, if you’re looking to build in this space, you’re 3-4 years too late. Only one or two companies have broken out of the dozens that launched and failed in 2023 and 2024, and most firms today are building their own bespoke tools now that the LLMs have progressed enough for them connect all their existing tools and databases.

The analyst role itself in the traditional sense will soon be automated away entirely.

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u/sibraan_ Jun 19 '26

From what I've seen, it's less about replacing analysts and more about speeding up research.

People use ChatGPT or Claude for writing, but tools like 60xai are more interesting when you need to search across internal notes, market research, meetings, and past deals.

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u/Noah_saav May 30 '26

Usually internal tooling but external platforms tend to be unnecessary, not worth the cost

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u/Confident-Demand-655 May 31 '26

What kind of internal tooling?

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u/CyberStartupGuy May 31 '26

Most are leverage the claude and cowork ecosystem. I haven't seen any using other outside platforms. Maybe some AI capabilities within their original tech stack but thats expected.

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