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Olivia Moore is a partner on the investing team at Andreessen Horowitz, where she focuses on AI. She’s helped lead investments including Happyrobot, Salient, Toma, Krea, Scribenote, among others.
Prior to joining a16z, Olivia was an early stage investor at CRV, where she invested in and partnered with companies building tech for consumers and SMBs. Before CRV, she worked at Goldman Sachs on the firm’s Alternative Investments and Manager Selection team.
Olivia graduated from Stanford with an undergraduate degree in Economics (with Honors and Distinction), and from the Stanford Graduate School of Business with an MBA. While in college, she co-founded Cardinal Ventures, the school’s premiere on-campus incubator that has graduated hundreds of startups.
Latest Content by Olivia
Where Does Consumer AI Stand at the End of 2025?
Big Ideas 2026: Voice Agents and High-Stakes Trust
State of Consumer AI 2025: Product Hits, Misses, and What’s Next
Olivia on X
Join the conversationAnd as agents spread to the mainstream, I predict there is going to be backlash re: how hard Apple makes it to access data via API
Ex. Why can’t I reliably pull my own ScreenTime info? 🤔
- “agent” = every product is agentic
- “browser” = humans access the internet via agents, not browsing
- “onboarding” = every product auto-ingests your context
- “subscription” = products are pay per use / outcome https://t.co/CjdkoWTfB4
With agents, we are exiting the era of browsers and websites. Context + ability to take action are the new core primitives
..and this is much easier to do this when you control the full desktop vs. just a browser window https://t.co/86sYpeiGt4
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