A founder who bet on 350 startups says passing on a hot AI company taught him a hard lesson

Fonte: Business Insider

Angel investor Immad Akhund said passing on Scale AI taught him to rethink his bias against young founders. MercuryImmad Akhund passed on Scale AI, now worth $14 billion, because the founders were "so young," he said. The miss taught him to rethink his bias against young founders.

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