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How does one of Silicon Valley’s leading AI investors think about the technology’s potential? Sarah Guo was already alive to the opportunities of AI a decade ago. Conviction, her venture-capital firm, has raised $300m for “AI native” start-ups. Andrew Palmer talks to her about the problems that AI solves for businesses, why “the floor is lava” and how we might be using email in 5 years. 


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