Nominal, a startup that offers an AI platform for hardware engineering and claims Anduril as a major customer, has raised another big round of financing that triples its valuation.
How the tiny, self-governing British island of Jersey unintentionally became Europeβs front line in the multibillion-dollar global cannabis industry.
The Los Angeles-based startup has now raised more than $650 million, and is working on electric trucks, emergency vehicles, and a driverless platform for the military.
As AI floods math with unchecked proofs, Axiom Math is betting on verification. The startupβs AI agents just formally verified the Stacks Project, one of the fieldβs biggest libraries.
Potential Sciences, a startup backed by the UK government, is betting that training AI models on computer-generated biochemical data can speed up the plodding process of developing new drugs.
While frontier AI models have solved a remarkable series of outstanding mathematics problems and made progress in the life sciences, they have yet to truly plumb the complex physics in advanced materials.
While it's not yet clear what kind of product the smartphone startup is cooking up, Nothing's CEO said the product is designed to leverage AI for productivity gains.
Open source models are becoming more mainstream as enterprises, governments and startups alike rely on the promise of lower costs, more control, and more flexibility. But as increasingly capable models become more freely available, how do companies capture value? And with Chinese open models gaining ground, can American players keep up?Β On this episode of [β¦]
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A Kyiv startupβs pocket-sized, 10-ounce receiver lets Ukrainian troops watch the video feeds of Russian drones, though Russian moves toward digital video and AI-guided drones that emit no signals could make the victory short-lived.
Y Combinator Garry Tan has jokingly admitted that he's suffered from "cyber psychosisβ and barely sleeps sometimes because heβs so excited to be working with his AI agents. On a new episode of Walter Isaacsonβs podcast,Β The Builders, Tan put a price tag on his passion.