AI Fund Situational Awareness has informed investors that it is temporarily not accepting new capital.

According to Wallstreetcn, AI fund Situational Awareness was previously disclosed to be seeking new capital injections after suffering significant losses due to a sharp pullback in AI-related stocks. However, the fund's blowup experience has not become a blemish in Silicon Valley; instead, it has strengthened founder Leopold Aschenbrenner's "hero persona." Many Silicon Valley investors view this as a "buy the dip" opportunity and continue to stand behind this investor who transitioned from a former OpenAI researcher. Currently, the fund has informed investors that it is temporarily not accepting new capital, but external enthusiasm has not subsided as a result. Senior venture capitalist Elad Gil even publicly announced applying to invest in Aschenbrenner's fund for the first time. Additionally, Morgan Stanley, which had previously refused to provide prime brokerage services for Situational Awareness, has changed its stance and plans to add the fund as a prime brokerage client within the next few weeks.