AI for capital raising

AI Tools for Capital Raising: Live Demo and Q&A

Artificial Intelligence for Capital Raising | Top 7 AI Tools Live Demo + Q&A

Founders, fund managers and capital raisers who want practical examples of using AI for one-liners, pitch scripts and partner screening.

Five points worth keeping

  1. Specialized tools beat one-line prompts. Richard says most people type a one-sentence question into a general AI tool. The club's tools run on prompts of one to two pages, and some run to 30 pages, with structured output and proprietary data behind them.
  2. Start with a sharp one-liner. The one-liner tool reads an uploaded pitch deck and writes seven options. Richard then asks for seven more like his favorites and keeps refining. He says a pitch deck does not matter if no one opens it.
  3. Turn the one-liner into a video. Once a one-liner is chosen, the tool writes seven one-minute video scripts. Richard suggests recording on a phone and adding visuals of the team, equipment or site so the video is not only a person talking.
  4. Check partners before spending time. The credibility check scans public information on a person, using about 20 keyword searches. Richard mentions that many users get consent first. Richard says it is not a background check and should not drive big decisions, since it can confuse people with similar names.
  5. Context and professionals still matter. Richard says the more context a user gives, the better the answers. He also states that AI makes mistakes and encourages users to work with their own professional advisors on anything of substance.

What this talk covers

A 124-minute webinar led by Richard C. Wilson shows how Family Office Club uses pre-built AI tools for founders, investors and capital raisers. He says the tool set now has 58 tools, built on over 100 million data points and used 21,640 times in 13 months. Each tool loads with four starter prompts, and some run on prompts of 30 pages.

The demos cover a one-liner builder that turns a pitch deck into seven options, a one-minute video script, a billionaire advice tool and a credibility check on possible partners. Richard stresses giving the tools plenty of context and treating results as a starting point. He also encourages people to work with their own professional advisors on anything of substance.

Facts and figures

  • Richard says the tool set has 58 tools and has been used 21,640 times in 13 months.
  • The example one-liner from member Ahmed cited 485 hard money lending deals over 13 years, zero investor capital lost and 131 investors served.
  • The credibility check tool runs searches on about 20 keyword terms tied to a person's name, such as the name plus Ponzi scheme or conviction.
Sources

From Richard C. Wilson's Centimillionaire Strategies YouTube channel: Artificial Intelligence for Capital Raising | Top 7 AI Tools Live Demo + Q&A. Quotes come from the video captions, lightly edited for readability. Figures are the speakers' own estimates and experience.

General education only. Not legal, tax or investment advice.

Talk to a securities attorney to explore options around offering documents, investor background checks and consent and privacy. Do not use AI to write your own legal agreements.

Quotes from the session

"The more context you give any of these tools on who you are, what you're doing, what your business plan is, the better answers you'll get on any of these tools."

Richard C. Wilson, Artificial Intelligence for Capital Raising | Top 7 AI Tools Live Demo + Q&A

"It may not be them and the tool may be confusing them for another person with a very similar name."

Richard C. Wilson, Artificial Intelligence for Capital Raising | Top 7 AI Tools Live Demo + Q&A

"It's about identifying red flags, uploading a 150 page pitch deck and offering document, having it analyze it in 50 ways and spit out seven super dialed in questions about red flags found."

Richard C. Wilson, Artificial Intelligence for Capital Raising | Top 7 AI Tools Live Demo + Q&A
From pitch deck to one-minute video
  1. 1Upload your pitch deck
  2. 2Generate seven one-liners
  3. 3Ask for more like favorites
  4. 4Pick one and refine it
  5. 5Write the one-minute script
  6. 6Record with real visuals

Questions about this video

How many AI tools does Family Office Club offer?

Richard says there were 58 tools as of that morning, with 40 core tools included in charter membership. Each tool loads with four prompts.

What does the one-liner tool do?

It reviews an uploaded pitch deck and writes seven one-line pitches. Users can ask for seven more like their favorites, then request a one-minute video script.

Can the partner credibility check replace a background check?

No. Richard says it is an upfront credibility check only. Many people still do a separate background check before signing documents or investing, and Richard says says many users get consent before running it.

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