Generative AI in your dealflow; TA backs healthtech; family office survey

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Generative AI in your dealflow; TA backs healthtech; family office survey

Good morning, Hubsters. MK Flynn here with the Wire.

Score another point for ChatGPT and generative AI.

Nvidia, which makes chips used in developing AI and other computing-intense applications, earlier this morning announced $11 billion in sales for the current quarter, making it the best ever quarter for the chip maker.

At PE Hub, we’d love to hear how you’re looking at generative AI in your dealflow.

Have you started taking advantage of the technology yet in your deal sourcing and/or due diligence? How do you plan to counteract the errors the technology will inevitably make with human intervention?

I’d love to hear your thoughts on how you’ll be using AI in your dealflow. Email me at [email protected].

And now back to our regularly scheduled programming on today’s PE deal news….

TA Associates just revealed an interesting healthtech transaction earlier this morning.

Subscribers to PE Hub can read all about the deal by clicking here.

And BlackRock is out with the results of a survey about how family offices are reevaluating their exposure across asset classes, especially private markets, “in response to a new market environment defined by heightened volatility, rising interest rates, geopolitical tension and rising protectionism.”

Want to learn about how family offices are changing their investment strategies and which asset classes will get a boost?

Subscribe to the premium version of PE Hub’s Wire.

That’s it for today.

Obey Martin Manayiti will be back with tomorrow’s Wire, and then we’re off for the Memorial Day weekend and the unofficial start of summer.

Note: There will be no Wire on Monday. I’ll be with you on Tuesday.

All the best until then,

MK

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