Nimrod Lehavi is the founder and CEO of Inevitable AI Group, an AI-native venture studio. He previously co-founded Simplex. On The Last Founder, he explains a model for building focused software companies with small teams and a possible buyer in mind from the start.
Who he is
Nimrod's public IAIG profile identifies him as Founder & CEO, leading strategy, portfolio selection, and the exit process. The episode introduces his background at Simplex and his move into a new model of company building with AI.
His perspective is that a large change in the cost of producing software creates room for small teams to compete in established markets. In the interview he pairs that thesis with strong optimism about technological change, while Ron raises questions about risk and alignment.
What he is working on
Inevitable AI Group's public description focuses on AI-native versions of established software products. The studio aims to build focused products that can become strategically valuable to larger platforms, rather than competing with incumbents solely on scale.
Its acquisition strategy is part of its product strategy: identify possible buyers early and build around a market they understand. Nimrod describes venture CEOs taking ownership of individual companies, with support from the studio and other entrepreneurs.
The work beyond writing code
The conversation does not stop at how quickly a product can be built. It covers brand, customers, marketing, and the motivation of the person running the company. Nimrod discusses helping founders learn those skills and making sure they genuinely want to build and operate a business.
The episode offers a specific studio model to examine, not a guarantee that every small AI-built product becomes a successful company or an acquisition.