George Bandarian
George Bandarian is the Founder and General Partner of Untapped Ventures, an early-stage AI venture capital firm based in Los Angeles.
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- Jul 21, 2026
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- Jul 8, 2026
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The AI Agent Getting More Supplier Data in 5 Weeks Than a Team Did in 2 Years (opens the original)
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The biggest bottleneck in industrial procurement isn't the supply chain. It's getting suppliers to actually respond. Sarah Tang, co-founder and President of Sluicebox, built an autonomous agent that runs the entire follow-up process over email - inside each supplier's existing workflow, with no new system to log into. The result: in five weeks, the agent got 58% of Western Digital's tier-one suppliers to fully complete a data request - a response rate it had previously taken two years to reach.
They Do in Two Days What McKinsey Did in Four Months (opens the original)
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Services are becoming the new software: for every $1 an enterprise spends on software, it spends about $7 on the services layer around it, per a Sequoia Capital thesis. A company might pay $10K for QuickBooks and $100K for the accountant who closes the books with it. Philipp Wehn, Co-Founder and CEO of @Nexxa, built an AI-native software company around that gap. Instead of selling only software, Nexxa sells the outcome: two-day, fully AI-native consulting workshops with some of the largest indus
What If You Could Create a Digital Copy of Yourself - Cell by Cell? (opens the original)
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Michael Andregg, founder and CEO of Eon Systems, is building toward a full cell-by-cell digital twin of a human being. Not an AI animation. Not a simulation running on assumptions. A one-to-one computational replica - every neuron, every cell - that acts, moves, and navigates its environment the way the original does. They started with a fruit fly. The scanned fly walks around, finds food, navigates obstacles, and avoids threats. And Eon has no idea what it's going to do next - because they're n
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