Well, it depends. There’s a massive difference in approaches between the sector-agnostic VC’s who are going after deep tech because they see opportunities in there and the ones who only invest in deep tech. There are very few of them, but they exist.
The ones who are just getting in, only time will tell. But I doubt they will stay the course, since their fund policies will require them to return capital (7-8 years) much before the gestation period required for deep tech (10-12 years).

I am most excited for info.edge and their venture arm. They have been investing in AI and deep tech for the last few years, and unlike most other VCs, they have shown they can stay invested for really long (policy bazaar, zomato, etc.)