A Billion-Dollar Question: What Should Companies Actually Do with AI?
At Hellen’s Rock Founder Retreat, two operators argued that the fastest path to AI value isn’t replacing people. It’s removing friction, one workflow at a time.
Dilyana Haralanova is Managing Partner & COO at The Recursive. She is also a Project Board Member at D2XCEL, a pan-European scaling program backed by the EU, and a founding team member of the Bulgaria
At Hellen’s Rock Founder Retreat, two operators argued that the fastest path to AI value isn’t replacing people. It’s removing friction, one workflow at a time.
Superseding our biology is the key challenge that humanity faces. Sumon Sadhu maps out the next 30 years, from living through AGI to a future where medicine is a program you write and nature’s defaults become our decisions.
What it takes to scale across borders when AI is rewriting defensibility and why mindset, trust, and focus still decide who wins - insights from Hellen’s Rock Founder Retreat
Treating emerging markets as a monolith is a costly mistake. Utopia’s Alina Truhina explains how to leverage strategic arbitrage between emerging markets and GCC, and why local nuance is the ultimate sourcing advantage.
We sat down with co-founders of the London VC Network (LVCN) to discuss the biggest shifts already happening across venture capital, startups, AI, and emerging ecosystems.