Board Members are "Quiet Quitting" | Is T2D3 Dead?

The article argues that VCs are "quiet quitting" their board roles at slower-growth, non-AI companies as they shift focus to higher-growth AI startups and portfolio companies targeting $100M revenue in ~3 years, abandoning the T2D3 (triple-triple-double-double) growth model as outdated. VCs reduce value-add activities like introductions, engaged questioning, and strategic support while subtly pushing portfolio companies toward M&A exits to recover capital. Founders of slower-growth companies should prepare for reduced investor support, focus on building cash-flow-positive businesses, and maintain professional board relations while independently pursuing strategic pivots.