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AI Labels and Offering Size: A Hedonic Analysis of the SEC Form D Census, 2021–2026
Between 2021 and 2026 the artificial intelligence investment cycle reshaped venture capital, but whether AI labels command higher start-up offering sizes remains contested. Using the SEC Form D regulatory record across nine non-consecutive quarters (2021Q2-2026Q1; 130,057 deduplicated filings and 71
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