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Flai's AI Dealership Software Hits 50,000 Monthly Appointments,⭐9
Flai's AI dealership software now handles 50,000 monthly appointments, serving over 10 of the top 50 US dealer groups, and raises $27M Series A led by Base10 Pa...
The Fix for Rogue AI Agents Could Be More AI⭐9
As AI agents scale beyond human oversight, labs and startups are turning to AI to monitor AI—raising concerns about agents outsmarting their watchdogs.
Superhuman Acquires YC-Backed Notetaker Fathom as Productivity⭐9
Superhuman acquires YC-backed meeting notetaker Fathom to integrate AI-powered meeting summaries into its productivity suite and drive proactive workflows.
The 9 Buzziest Startups from Y Combinator's Latest Demo Day,⭐9
VCs pick the 9 buzziest Y Combinator Demo Day startups as the batch shifts toward deep tech, with grounded valuations and sci-fi ideas like floating nuclear dat...
Y Combinator's Garry Tan Urges U.S. Open-Weight AI Labs to⭐8
Garry Tan of Y Combinator urges U.S. open-weight AI labs to freely distill frontier models, countering Anthropic's call for regulatory crackdowns on the practic...
AfterQuery Becomes Y Combinator's Fastest Unicorn at $3.2B Valuation⭐8
AfterQuery hits $3.2B valuation, becoming Y Combinator's fastest unicorn in under 6 months with AI training-data tech.
General Catalyst Leads $1.1B Investment in Two-Month-Old AI⭐9
General Catalyst leads $1.1B round in two-month-old AI startup River AI, founded by xAI co-founder, to rebuild AI stack for personal assistants.
Robinhood Launches Public Fund for Retail Investors to Back Y⭐8
Robinhood launches Venture Fund II, a public fund letting retail investors back Y Combinator startups with a $25 initial share price.
Y Combinator Open-Sources QM: An MIT-Licensed Multiplayer Agent⭐7
Y Combinator open-sources QM, an MIT-licensed multiplayer agent harness for Slack and web. Deploy AI agents for team workflows across departments.
Silicon Valley Loves Young Founders. Until It Doesn’t.⭐9
For Arlan Rakhmetzhanov, 19, there is no middle ground. He either builds a company as valuable as Google, he says, or he fails and ends up on the streets.