Generationship learned that Yann LeCun raised $1.03B to build AI that is explicitly not an LLM.
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I'm excited that Yann LeCun raised $1.03B to build AI that is explicitly not an LLM. Although it is in the vested interest of some that we believe there is only one way…
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Generationship
Early-stage venture fund backing technical female founders building software infrastructure for the AI platform shift.
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- Venture Capital and Private Equity Principals
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- San Francisco, US
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- 11–50 employees
About Generationship
Generationship is an early-stage venture fund investing in technical female founders building software infrastructure for the AI platform shift. We started from a contrarian conviction: that the venture market has systematically underpriced technical female founders in software infrastructure. Fund I validated the thesis — closing oversubscribed, ahead of schedule, with a marked-up portfolio. Our portfolio spans AI infrastructure, developer tooling, data platforms, and agentic systems. We back founders who are not riding the AI wave — they are building the infrastructure the wave runs on. Generationship is led by Rachel Chalmers and Michelle Yi, whose partnership combines deep roots in enterprise software and infrastructure with a sourcing network built over decades in the developer community.
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