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On AI-era venture metrics — what ARR actually measures, how diligence is failing, and why founder claims need new institutional checks.
On AI-era venture metrics — what ARR actually measures, how diligence is failing, and why founder claims need new institutional checks.
Long-form conversation on Stanford's institutional environment, the alumni economic-impact study, AI's effect on founder cognition, and how universities actually contribute to entrepreneurial ecosystems.
On the long-running collaboration between Stanford GSB and the School of Engineering — and the entrepreneurship pipeline it has shaped.
Q&A on what the alumni-impact studies (MIT, Stanford, UVA) actually tell us about how universities produce founders, and what government investment in research does to that pipeline.
Conversation on how Stanford and Silicon Valley grew up together — the PageRank licensing story, Lean Launchpad, tolerance for failure, and current openness questions around AI and immigration. Watch on Talks & Media →
With Rob Hahn (founder of Avanti) on the algorithmic financing of online misinformation, AI-era venture diligence, and the institutional environment around founders.
Panelist among AI developers and adopters at a Notre Dame workshop on AI's effects on workers and the policy interventions that could help them adapt.
On the MIT / Ed Roberts lineage, NovoEd, and what makes ecosystems work.
Coverage of the SMJ paper with Yong Suk Lee — what STVP and the GSB Center for Entrepreneurial Studies actually do to alumni entrepreneurship rates.
Q&A on the Research Policy paper on the entrepreneurship gap between Asian American and non-American Asian alumni — and the intergenerational persistence of entrepreneurship.
Coverage of the UVA alumni-impact study with Lenox, King, and Mehedi — the third volume in the alumni-impact trilogy after MIT (2009) and Stanford (2012).
On the SMJ founding-team composition paper with David Hsu and Ed Roberts.
Launch coverage of the Stanford Innovation Survey with William F. Miller.
Press coverage of the Stanford Innovation Survey.
Launch coverage of the MIT alumni-impact study with Edward B. Roberts — the methodological forerunner of the Stanford and UVA studies.