Zetta Venture Partners' Jocelyn Goldfein chats about AI investing – TechCrunch

Zetta Venture Partners, a B2B, AI-focused venture outfit, announced a new $180 million fund. As new VC funds are anecdotally a bit thinner on the ground these days -- and because we're in the midst of economic upheaval, which is changing investing patterns and shaking up startup verticals -- I got on the phone with Zetta's Jocelyn Goldfein (a TechCrunch regular) to chat about what her firm is doing and what's up with AI investing. Zetta's new fund is about 50% larger than its preceding capital pool, which was roughly double its first fund. If you don't want to do the math, Zetta's first fund was worth $60 million, and its second $125 million. Zetta will invest in B2B-focused, AI-powered seed-stage startups like it has before, but with more capital.