Sangeen Zeb at Google Ventures uses a distinctive four-question framework for AI investing that includes whether he would immediately back a founder again if they failed, and he looks for founders who can become the voice of their generation rather than just building products. He's known for writing detailed public breakdowns of his portfolio companies' actual implementations and has become a go-to media voice for evaluating AI founders in a hype-heavy market, drawing on experience spanning both early-stage AI deals and late-stage growth investments in companies like Databricks and Robinhood.