AI2 Incubator scores $200M in compute to feed needy AI startups | TechCrunch
AI2 Incubator, spun out of the Allen Institute for AI in 2022, has secured a windfall $200 million in compute
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Apple cancels its car, Google's AI goes awry and Bumble stumbles | TechCrunch
Hello, folks, welcome to Week in Review (WiR), TechCrunch’s newsletter covering noteworthy happenings in the tech industry. This week, investment
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How much are Nvidia's rivals investing in startups? We investigated | TechCrunch
Over the past couple of years, Nvidia, by far the largest AI chipmaker, has ramped up its investments in startups
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Empowerly secures $15M for its college counseling services | TechCrunch
Empowerly, an edtech startup that specializes in college counseling and career guidance services, raised $15 million in a recent funding
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Dili wants to automate due diligence with AI | TechCrunch
Stephanie Song, formerly on the corporate development and ventures team at Coinbase, was often frustrated by the volume of due
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Guardrails AI wants to crowdsource fixes for GenAI model problems | TechCrunch
It doesn’t take much to get GenAI spouting mistruths and untruths. This past week provided an example, with Microsoft’s and
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Antithesis raises $47M to launch an automated testing platform for software | TechCrunch
Software testing is hard. Even with the right talent in place, it doesn’t always go as planned — particularly when
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3D scanning app Polycam gets backing from YouTube co-founder | TechCrunch
Polycam, an app that uses a smartphone’s sensors to capture 3D scans of objects, is raising cash from prominent investors
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These VCs think the Vision Pro has a shot in the enterprise | TechCrunch
The Vision Pro, Apple’s first mixed-reality headset, is undeniably impressive from a technical perspective. It reflects a carefully considered, thoughtful
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ProducePay raises $38M to tackle produce supply chain waste | TechCrunch
Food waste is a major problem. In the U.S. alone, roughly 30% to 40% of the supply ends up in
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