This upcoming episode of The David Daily focuses on how venture capital decision-making is evolving across AI, deep tech, and biotech, and what founders and operators need to understand about the next investment cycle.

I’m joined by Scott Chou, venture investor, advisor, and author of Maxims, Morals, and Metaphors, a sharp and insightful take on the realities of venture capital. Scott brings a unique perspective shaped by hands-on experience across early-stage investing, innovative financing structures, and advising funds focused on AI, security, and advanced technology.

In this conversation, we’ll break down how VCs actually evaluate deal flow across fast-moving markets like artificial intelligence, deep tech, and biotech. Scott shares how conviction, judgment, and responsibility factor into investment decisions when technology cycles move faster than traditional capital frameworks. We’ll also explore the signals investors are watching right now as AI, deep tech, and biotech reshape the next wave of innovation and capital deployment.

This episode is designed for founders, operators, and investors who want a clearer view into how venture firms think, how decisions get made under uncertainty, and how emerging technology trends are influencing the next investment cycle.

Topics covered in this episode:

1. How VCs Evaluate Deal Flow Across AI, Deep Tech, and Biotech Markets

2. Decision-Making, Conviction, and Responsibility in High-Velocity Tech Investing

3. AI, Deep Tech, and Biotech Trends Shaping the Next Investment Cycle

Tune in for insight, perspective, and thoughtful conversation on technology, capital, and leadership.

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Deal flow decisions are rarely just financial.

They reflect values, leadership posture, and how founders choose to build.

In this episode of The David Daily, I’m joined by Kasey Devine, Founder of Entravia, for a grounded conversation at the intersection of early-stage investing, technology leadership, and faith-informed decision-making.

Kasey has spent more than a decade inside the HR, payroll, and PEO ecosystem, working with companies like ADP and TriNet. That firsthand exposure revealed how opaque systems, misaligned incentives, and biased processes quietly shape major business outcomes. His work today focuses on rebuilding infrastructure that restores clarity, speed, and trust for founders and financial leaders.

This conversation explores how leaders think about capital, technology, and responsibility when building systems meant to serve others at scale.

Topics we’ll cover:

1. Deal Flow / Early-Stage Investing

2. Faith + Leadership in Tech,

3. Spirituality + Technology, AI / ML, Emerging Technology (General)

This session is for founders, investors, operators, and advisors who believe leadership is about more than optimization. It’s about discernment, alignment, and building with intention in complex systems.

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AI is entering a new phase.

Capital is accelerating. Models are advancing. Infrastructure is expanding.

The systems we deploy today will shape the environments we live in tomorrow.

Today I’m going live with Archie Chaudhury, technologist, AI researcher, and cofounder of LayerLens.

Archie is building evaluation and benchmarking infrastructure designed to test how AI models and agentic systems behave once they move beyond theory and into real production loops.

His work focuses on exposing failure modes early, before those systems reach users, regulated industries, or compliance teams.

We’ll cover:

1. Market Direction & Fundraising Trends in AI

2. Non-Profit AI Research & Aligned Systems

3. Advancements in Computing & Generalized Intelligence

4. What in my bag

Archie’s research spans AI safety and interpretability, including methods to evaluate alignment and measure how models respond under pressure.

As investment pours into AI and computing power continues to scale, the responsibility to evaluate, benchmark, and align these systems grows alongside it.

Funding. Faith. Future.

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This episode of The David Daily focuses on infrastructure investing, venture capital shifts, and long-term AI allocation strategy.

I’m joined by Anthony Georgiades to talk through how investors are thinking about early-stage infrastructure across AI, digital assets, and deep tech. In markets where volatility is part of the equation, portfolio construction and risk management matter more than ever.

We discuss how early-stage infrastructure risk differs from traditional venture investing, and why capital discipline is becoming a defining advantage. Anthony shares perspective on what has changed in venture fundraising over the past few cycles, how limited partner (LP) expectations have tightened, and how fund managers are adjusting their strategy in response to today’s capital markets.

We also examine where AI infrastructure and digital asset infrastructure fit within long-term capital allocation models. With rapid growth in artificial intelligence and blockchain-based systems, investors are being forced to distinguish durable infrastructure opportunities from short-term momentum.

This conversation is built for venture capital professionals, institutional investors, emerging fund managers, and founders who want a clearer view of risk, fundraising strategy, and capital allocation in AI and digital infrastructure markets.

Topics:

1. Early-Stage Infrastructure Risk & Portfolio Strategy

2. How Venture Fundraising Has Shifted

3. AI & Digital Assets in Long-Term Allocation

Tune in for insight, perspective, and thoughtful conversation.

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Is your organization prepared for the quantum leap?

On this episode of The Daily David, we sit down with Dr. Katrina R. a powerhouse advisor at the intersection of cybersecurity, AI, and post-quantum cryptography (PQC).

From the halls of the United Nations to congressional briefings on U.S. technology leadership, Dr. Rosseini is the voice of authority for government agencies and capital-market leaders alike. As Managing Partner of Queens GMBT and Chair of CR-ISAC, she is redefining how we protect critical infrastructure and govern the emerging technologies that define our economic future.

We dive deep into the high-stakes world of quantum computing and why the "wait and see" approach to security is no longer an option.

Inside the Episode:

1. Quantum Changes the Clock on Security: Quantum, PQC, and Why Time Is Now the Risk Variable

2. Strategic Capital for Emerging Technology: How Advisors Support Founders Beyond Writing Checks

3. Conviction, Stewardship, and Responsibility in High-Risk Technology Decisions

Whether you're an investor, a founder in the deep tech space, or a policy enthusiast, this conversation is a masterclass in navigating the global technology competition.

Watch now to stay ahead of the quantum curve.

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This episode of The David Daily sits at the intersection of capital, conviction, and cutting-edge technology.

I’m joined by Graeme Barlow, an advisor and accredited angel investor in emerging and frontier technologies, with over $500K invested across early-stage companies. Graeme brings a rare blend of deep technical insight, investor discipline, and spiritual philosophy, offering founders a perspective that goes far beyond writing checks.

Together, we’ll explore how founders should think about fundraising in today’s market, what angels actually look for when evaluating deals, and how quantum and frontier technologies are shaping the next generation of defensible moats. The conversation also weaves in leadership, faith, and the inner work required to build companies that last.

To close out the episode, Graeme joins me for the signature Beyond the Bag segment, sharing one meaningful item he carries while traveling and the mindset behind it.

This is a grounded, high-signal conversation for founders, investors, and builders thinking about the future with both clarity and conviction.

Topics:

1. Funding - How Angels Evaluate Founder Fundraising

2. Faith - Investing With Conviction Beyond Capital

3. Future Tech - Quantum Tech and Defensible Moats

Tune in for insights, perspectives, and thoughtful conversations.

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Faith, Spirituality, and Leadership in Innovation is a conversation I care about because innovation moves fast, and leaders still have to choose wisely.

In this episode of The David Daily, I’m joined by Aaron McReynolds, Founder of Alysio. Aaron has lived the GTM reality firsthand, from enterprise sales at Okta, Lacework, and Qualtrics, to now building what he calls an AI Revenue Command Layer designed to replace siloed tools, static reports, and revenue friction with real-time execution.

We’ll talk about how a leadership philosophy gets formed when you’ve carried the bag, built teams, and felt the cost of “analysis paralysis” inside modern revenue organizations.

And we’ll explore what it looks like when faith and spirituality aren’t treated as side conversations, but as real leadership inputs while building and scaling in emerging technology.

Topics:

1. Leadership philosophy

2. The Intersection of Faith

3. Spirituality, and Innovation

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In this upcoming episode of The David Daily, I’m joined by Scott Stevens for a clear conversation on nonprofit finance, and what it really takes for nonprofits to access capital in a system that was not designed for them.

We unpack how nonprofits raise money beyond donations, what breaks inside traditional banking and private credit, and why underwriting has historically worked against mission-driven organizations.

Then we shift into what’s changing now, specifically how data science and AI are creating new pathways to evaluate risk, expand lending, and unlock capital that used to stay out of reach.

This episode also zooms out into future technology, including how to think about adoption curves, capital intensity, and investing cycles, so leaders can make better decisions about timing, funding, and growth.

You’ll hear what we covered in this episode:

1. How Nonprofits Raise Capital and Secure Financing

2. How Data and AI Are Expanding Capital Access for Nonprofits

3. Navigating Future Tech Adoption and Capital Cycles

This episode is for nonprofit leaders, funders, operators, and anyone trying to understand how capital flows when mission and markets collide.

Tune in for insight, perspective, and thoughtful conversation.

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Quantum computing is moving out of theory and into real aerospace and defense workflows.

In this upcoming episode of The David Daily, I’m joined by Abhishek Chopra, Founder and CEO of BosonQ Psi, to break down how quantum-powered simulations are already being used to solve complex flight and defense challenges.

Abhishek’s work sits at the intersection of aerospace engineering, high-performance computing, and quantum systems. His team is focused on delivering practical simulation capabilities today, while building infrastructure designed for tomorrow’s quantum hardware.

This conversation focuses on three critical areas shaping the next phase of advanced computation:

1. Quantum-Powered Flight Simulations And Aerospace & Defense Applications

2. NVIDIA Partnership

3. Quantum-Ready Infrastructure Attracting Strategic Investment Before Quantum Hardware Matures

This episode is designed for founders, investors, engineers, and leaders who want a realistic view of where quantum creates value now, how infrastructure decisions are being made, and what preparation looks like before the inflection point arrives.

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January 1, 2026 • Global markets enter the year focused on AI durability, not hype • Capital concentrates around compute, energy, and data ownership • Faith-driven leadership gains relevance in AI governance debates • Investors prioritize profitability, stewardship, and long-term trust • 2026 begins as a year of discipline, alignment, and execution