Looking at some of the findings because I don't even have the time to pretend to read half of the failures leads me to believe that promoting this "database" should be illegal.
Go figure one of the founders is on openais board. Yikes...
The problem is there’s no incentive for this advisor to admit they are out of their depth because the money will stop flowing: some flavor of “if you can’t help me on this, then what am I paying you for?”.
Experienced investors, a.k.a. those who have previously been burned and learned from it will have multiple technical advisors categorized by their past career specializations.
The other investors will continue to rely on the advice of one jack-of-all-trades with questionable results.
That's not because investors are idiots. A little bit of it is because a certain amount of credulity/faith is a necessary skill in that business. But most of it is just because humans are fallible and trickable in general. Advice from an expert can only help with that so much.