This is what a USD 19 pack looks like: three captioned vertical clips (1080×1920 MP4) from Leo Polovets on the End of Software, the AI Infrastructure Boom, and Humanoid Robots by How I Invest Podcast.
Leo retells an experiment from a pottery class to argue that the sheer number of meetings, not just pattern-matching, matters for how venture investors get better.
Source 00:03:16–00:04:03 · 47s
Leo describes backing a company that builds next-generation sawmills: it looked odd on paper, investors on its cap table now call it a favorite, and outsiders still doubt it.
Source 00:08:22–00:09:26 · 64s
Leo explains why his fund is unlikely to invest in humanoid robotics now, because the space is well funded and competitive, while saying it might become one of the next trillion-dollar categories.
Source 00:44:23–00:45:13 · 49s
Credit: excerpts of “Leo Polovets on the End of Software, the AI Infrastructure Boom, and Humanoid Robots” by How I Invest Podcast (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_1170mxqqA), used under CC BY 4.0 (YouTube Creative Commons Attribution license) — license. Changes: excerpted, reframed to vertical, captions and titles added. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the creator. Attribution notice.