Hoxton Ventures' Hussein Kanji on where AI is still wide open — and why the biggest categories haven't been built yet.
Hussein Kanji, founding partner of Hoxton Ventures (Image credit: Hoxton Ventures)
It's past 10 pm and Hussein Kanji has just spent three hours around a table with a group of his portfolio companies to discuss what the next decade of technology looks like.
And even as we sit in the midst of London's latest heatwave, the found...
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