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Kevin W. Tung

Senior Partner @Interplay. (VC+Incubator+Foundry+Family Office)

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AI Overspending Is the Strategy

Why venture capital manufactures mass spending and mass controversy and why AI is the same movie

My Prediction on the Disappearing Interface

For fifty years, interfaces got richer because we didn't trust computers to act without our hand on every control. In the agentic AI era, they start getting thinner and eventually, for most tasks, they disappear into surfaces that are generated on the fly, for one person, for one moment, and then thrown away. This is my prediction.

The Orchestration Era: Why Your Next Job Title Is "Conductor"

For most of human history, “work” was defined by what you could do with your hands.

The Hidden Danger: How Bad Actors Use Multiple LLMs to Bypass Safeguards

Between October 2025 and January 2026, security researchers captured 91,403 attack sessions targeting AI systems.

The Power Law of Relationships

Applying Venture Capital Wisdom to Business and Life

The Startup Elements Beyond Software Engineering

There is a significant shift happening in what venture capitalists are looking for in the new era of startups*.

Movies Forecast Future Technology

What if I told you that the gadgets you once saw on the big screen are now sitting in your pocket, on your wrist, or parked in your driveway?

Why the U.S. Wins in Artificial Intelligence Despite Global Competition

The U.S. has 3 key ingredients: a unique innovation infrastructure, capital depth, and is a talent magnet. These three elements form a barrier to entry that would take rival ecosystems decades to replicate, let alone surpass.

The Asset Revolution: Wealth Creation in the AI Era

Introduction: The Changing Landscape of Wealth Creation

The Rise of the Fast Money Generation

Millennials and Gen Z—those born from 1981 to 2012—are the first generations since the 1800s projected to be worse off than their parents.