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Avi lists AI biotech and recursive AI megatrends
Avi names AI biotech economics and recursive AI as top megatrends, but the provided evidence only covers the latter.
Avi's truncated post lists AI-designed drugs reaching human trials and the AI opportunity as his top two megatrends. The provided evidence includes a Wikipedia article on the Audio Video Interleave file format, a food service company site, and a GV post about Recursive Superintelligence. The GV article confirms the recursive AI theme, describing a $650M early funding round at a $4.65B valuation. The biotech claim lacks any supporting source.
What it asserts
- AI-designed drugs are reaching human trials
- The bigger opportunity is fewer expensive failures and more approved medicines per dollar of R&D
- The second megatrend is AI-related but the post is truncated
Evidence
Source 3 confirms a major AI trend involving self-improving systems, matching the truncated '2: The AI' fragment.
Recursive is building an open-ended architecture that teaches AI to improve its own codebase.
None of the three sources mention biotech, drug discovery, or clinical trials. A clinical trial registry or biotech filing would settle this.
Why it matters
Avi is tracking recursive AI as a distinct investment thesis separate from standard pre-training scaling. The $650M early round at a $4.65B valuation signals significant capital deployment into self-improving AI architectures.
Keep
- Avi's top two megatrends are AI biotech economics and recursive AI
- Recursive Superintelligence raised $650M early at a $4.65B valuation
- The post is truncated and the second trend is cut off mid-word
- The provided evidence does not support the biotech claim
Next
- Read the GV post on Recursive Superintelligence to understand the open-ended architecture approach
- Check clinical trial registries for AI-designed drugs in human trials
Still open
- What is the full text of the second megatrend after 'The AI'
- Which specific AI-designed drugs are currently in human trials
Sources
- wikipedia.orgen.m.wikipedia.org
- avifoodsystems.comwww.avifoodsystems.com
- gv.comwww.gv.com
How this was researched
Recursion Pharmaceuticals Insilico Medicine AI drug discovery clinical trials success rate