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Oxford study finds AI screens startup deals
Read the full story: Oxford study finds AI screens startup dealsOxford research finds AI filters startup access to venture partners. The study says venture capital organisations are increasingly using automated screening systems to narrow deal flow before startups receive direct human attention.
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Innovation fuels growth. So why does it still frighten boardrooms?
Innovation drives growth, but many boards still resist backing it. Conor McNicholas, Impact Director at Magnetic, argues that shared language, leadership commitment, and better data can help companies assess innovation more confidently, and turn boardroom tension into measurable growth.
