The AI gold rush is pulling private wealth into riskier, earlier bets
The article highlights a growing trend where family offices and private wealth are directly investing in early-stage AI startups, bypassing traditional venture capital firms. This signifies an increased appetite for risk and direct exposure to the AI sector among high-net-worth clients, impacting investment strategies and client advice for financial advisors.
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