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Superhuman Acquires Fathom, Because Apparently AI Needs to Hear Your Meetings to Do Its Job
Superhuman buys Fathom to automate your meetings, because AI can't Slack off unless it hears your boss's voice.
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Superhuman buys Fathom to automate your meetings, because AI can't Slack off unless it hears your boss's voice.
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Y Combinator's latest batch trades app-store optimism for floating nuclear data centers, brain-cell computing, and a $1,600 robot that folds your laundry - because why not.
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AfterQuery rockets to $3.2B valuation in record time, proving that youth and AI hype are a potent combo.
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Circleback joins the meeting-note-taker free-tier club, hoping you'll forget the 30-day history limit and fall in love with their AI transcripts.
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Nuclear power gets a makeover: Apollo Atomics shrinks the steam generator to person-size, aiming to beat natural gas at 3 cents per kWh.
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The man who used ChatGPT to create a dog cancer vaccine now has a Y Combinator-backed startup aiming to cure everything, because why not?
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Robinhood now offers a publicly traded fund so you can lose money on Y Combinator startups without actually owning any shares - just like a real VC, minus the power to fire anyone.
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Insurance startup Corgi, which also does data room software and coffee shops, raises yet another round at a $4B valuation - its third in eight weeks. Because apparently, one fundraising frenzy wasn't enough.
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Parker, the fintech startup with a 'secret sauce' for e-commerce credit, files for Chapter 7, leaving customers and creditors wondering what was in that sauce.
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Two-year-old orbital data center startup seeks $200 million to double valuation to $2.2 billion, plans 88,000 satellites, and hopes Elon Musk's Starship doesn't blow up before launch.
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YC alum Skio sells for $105M cash on just $8M raised - founder Kennan Frost turns a pandemic panic attack into a subscription-payment empire, then walks away with a nine-figure bag.
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