Superhuman acquires YC-backed notetaker Fathom as productivity platforms push for agentic work: Fathom said that it has over 400,000 monthly active users Read More
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Automattic confirms Mullenweg has returned as CEO after attempted ouster by board: Automattic says Mullenweg is back as "chairman and CEO of Automattic, with full support of the board." Read More
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Larry Ellison cancels $7.5 billion sale of Oracle stock: Oracle had previously disclosed that Ellison planned to sell 50 million shares worth around $7.5 billion. Read More
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The Virginia Tech Master of Engineering in Computer Engineering is delivered in Alexandria, minutes from the Capitol, with an Immersive Visualization Lab and a two-story drone testing cage on site. Specialize in wireless, networking, cybersecurity, machine learning, or autonomous systems, and see recent faculty research in AI-native wireless.
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The 9 buzziest startups from Y Combinator’s latest Demo Day, according to VCs: From floating reactors to brain chips: VCs picked their favorite YC startups from the summer batch. Read More
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What's behind the AI industry’s latest warnings of doom?: On Equity, we discussed the AI industry's latest debate about whether it poses an existential threat to humanity. Read More
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A Vinyl Bar in Shibuya is a startup offering fun music apps without any AI prompting: Former Spotify exec's company releases experimental "singles" that involves users in music making. Read More
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Insight Partners' Deven Parekh on why the firm is diversifying while everyone else bets the farm on OpenAI and Anthropic: Insight Partners' Devin Parekh opens up about losing Legora to General Catalyst, why he's fine holding stakes in rival AI labs, and why — even as everyone else piles into OpenAI and Anthropic — his $90 billion firm is deliberately staying diversified. Read More
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Anthropic CEO outlines plan to slow AI development: Anthropic's Dario Amodei and OpenAI's Sam Altman seem to agree that it's time to "pace the frontier." What would that actually look like? Read More
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Fusion power startups find new partners in the defense world: Fusion startups are inking defense-related deals, reigniting the relationship between fusion and national security that might have gone dormant, but never completely disappeared. Read More
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