The author teaches entrepreneurism, among other things. Perhaps I am simply jaded, but, if this "becomes a thing" how long before VC investments become mostly r

The author teaches entrepreneurism, among other things. Perhaps I am simply jaded, but, if this "becomes a thing" how long before VC investments become mostly robotic, with decks generated by AI, reviewed by AI, recommended by AI, etc? I understand the importance of knowing how AI is being used in one's field, of being aware of it, knowing its limits, and, where applicable, knowing how to detect and counter it, but I'm not sure that simply considering it a tool in one's chest without first having some level of expertise in its limits is wise. (I'm fortunate enough to work in a space where artisanal hand crafting is still the norm. The writing may be on the wall, but the wall is distant yet.)