Marc Andreessen Says One Job Is Mostly Safe from AI: Venture Capitalist
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July 06, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (15 comments)
cdrnsf
It could definitely take over coming up with hilariously bad takes for him.
jackb4040
One Job Is Mostly Safe from AI: Crackheads
sango_ta
"Everyone's job is automatable but mine!"
dirtyaura
It is same time hilarious take as described in the article but also a weird take for smart man in many ways: surely entrepreneurship itself will also change if AI did replace most of the human jobs. Why would those psychological factors matter as much as they did?
cliglot
You can’t even parody these people anymore for fucks sake.
nylonstrung
In reality, VC is probably the most threatened because value and investment dollars have increasingly accrued to large public companies and a handful of a growth companies, the power law has never been stronger and returns never more stratified. You can't just build a fund throwing out money at Seed and Series A SaaS companies anymore, more than ever company spend is going towards a few AI providers as "buy vs build" shifts in the opposite direction than before And additionally you could argue that LLM coding is replacing the need for much of pre-Seed and Seed money that would go towards hiring the first 1-3 engineers and MVP development
libertine
For some time a lot of people though these guys were going to be the "cool" elites that can influence the government positively, and people were willing to vote for this administration because it would be "their turn at the table". They're just cringe, awkward, and just as damaging - if not more - then the previous elites in modern times. At least the oil barons, big pharma, banks etc stayed in the shadows - these guys are celebrity divas... How many iterations are we going to need to end this sort of wealth?
NonHyloMorph
That is not a job by definitionn of capital.
digitaltrees
Haha. Lots of founders are excited that we don't need VCs
grttw1
Oh man vc’s and partners alike are in for a rude awakening: the financing of future early stage ventures will not need these vultures. Their desperate attempt to cling on to the past world is gonna be comical whilst they fade away into irrelevancy.
sharts
This is how you know these people are out of touch and shouldn’t be listened to
whazor
VCs are more likely to be replaced by a simple statistical model.
ahartmetz
I'm just gonna copy and paste my comment from another thread here: >Aka I thought the stuff that these other guys are doing was not so difficult. No one can replace me , of course. >Many such cases.
calldacopsidgaf
However, not safe from molotov cocktails
joebuckwilliams
This is ancient news. Why is it here?