Talia Goldberg
Partner / Seed/Early
San Francisco Bay Area, US

About Talia
Talia Goldberg is a partner in Bessemer’s San Francisco office. She supports teams that leverage AI to create new categories and progress the way we live and work. She looks for founders building radically better products with unique distribution models, or those pushing the frontier.
Talia joined Bessemer in 2013. She is partner to Cognition, Discord, DeepL, fal AI, Fin (fka Intercom), Kindred, Mind Robotics, Papaya Global, Perplexity, Ramp, Recall, ServiceTitan, Shippo, Stubhub, Supermaven (now Cursor / XAI), and Toss, among others. Learn more on her blog and hear from many of the entrepreneurs she has backed by listening to This is Series A. She was featured in Forbes 30 Under 30 for Venture Capital.
Talia graduated from the University of Pennsylvania. She grew up in Portland, Oregon, which she insists is home to the best ice cream and pizza in America.
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Devin's next commit
Bessemer’s thesis for investing in Cognition and the future of agentic software development.

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Amperos: Tackling healthcare’s $260B+ denial management problem
Bessemer Venture Partners leads Amperos Health’s $16M Series A to deliver the agentic workforce solution for AI-powered revenue recovery.

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Bessemer Predicts: Robotics and physical AI
Six investor predictions on the state of robotics research and the commercialization of the physical AI ecosystem—plus founders' candid takes on what's evolving in the market in 2026.

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AI Infrastructure Roadmap: Five frontiers for 2026
The first generation of AI infrastructure companies unlocked the “brains” for intelligence. The next generation will unleash these engines of intelligence into the real-world.

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50 startups transforming industries with physical AI
After decades of promise, autonomous systems and robotics are moving from labs to factory floors and households — powered by breakthroughs in AI and hardware.

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Can world models unlock general purpose robotics?
The biggest barrier to general purpose robotics is data. A new class of AI models is learning physics from video—and it could change everything.











