Is Vested best categorized as a product or a tech-driven VC, and how does it differ from AngelList in terms of growing assets under management (AUM)?

If you're asking from a fund investor's perspective, the financial product that is the fund is like a proto-VC index. It's different than the traditional notion of VC, at least in the sense that we're not trying nearly as hard as a traditional VC to pick winners. We're more avoiding losers and replicating the asset class.