R The increasing investments in AI startups by venture capitalists (VCs) might lead to a perception that only AI-related projects are being funded. However, according to Ryan Hinkle, Managing Director at Insight Partners, this is not entirely accurate.In reality, dealmaking has become more complex, with VCs carefully evaluating each opportunity based on its merits rather than solely focusing on the technology itself. This approach acknowledges the need for careful consideration and risk assessment in investments.The growing reliance on AI will likely have significant impacts on various sectors, raising important questions about the future of work, ethics, and societal implications. As the investment landscape continues to evolve, it is crucial to consider these broader consequences and ensure that AI development aligns with responsible innovation practices.