Business Insider's Seed 100 spotlights the early-stage investors with the rare knack for finding tomorrow's tech giants before the rest of the market knows they exist. In the AI boom, the definition of "seed stage" has changed dramatically. Seed investing used to mean spotting Facebook in a dorm room or SpaceX before the rockets worked. Today, it can mean fighting for a stake in a startup before there is a product, revenue, or much of a company at all. As seed rounds swell from small checks

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