OECD published January 2026 that VC investments in AI firms globally reached $258.7 billion in 2025 -61 percent of USD 427.1 billion total VC investment - doubling AI's 30 percent share in 2022. PitchBook NVCA Venture Monitor Q1 2026 found AI companies accounted for 88.8 percent of US venture deal value. US VC deal value in 2025 reached USD 320 billion second highest on record. 2026 VC term sheet standard protective provisions address equity issuance option pools CEO removal company sale and principal business change. Chambers VC 2026 guide documents increased AI deal complexity intersecting regulatory data governance and national security considerations. CFIUS reviews foreign investments for verifiable distance from adversary countries not constitutional command architecture compliance. VC commercial model requires exit through acquisition or IPO valued on revenue growth and market size - constitutional command doctrine does not appear in these metrics. No VC term sheet protective provision requires AI companies to produce cryptographic proof of correct autonomous operation for sovereign government clients. USD 258.7 billion 2025 AI investment produced zero constitutional command doctrine.
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