Littlebird is developing an AI-driven tool that reads your screen in real time, enabling it to capture important context, provide instant answers, and automate various tasks without the need for screenshots.
Gimlet Labs has secured an $80 million Series A funding round for its groundbreaking technology that enables AI to operate simultaneously across a wide range of chips from NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, ARM, Cerebras, and d-Matrix.
Lovable's founder revealed that the rapidly growing vibe-coding startup is actively seeking acquisitions of other startups and teams to fuel its expansion and enhance its capabilities.
Apple Maps is preparing to display advertisements prominently when users search for local services such as restaurants, potentially changing the way businesses reach customers on the platform.
In a surprising move amid their intense competition, the CEOs of Kalshi and Polymarket have joined forces to establish 5(c) Capital, a $35 million venture capital fund aimed at fueling innovation in the rapidly growing prediction markets sector.
AI startups captured a remarkable 41% of the $128 billion in venture capital investments made through Carta last year, marking their largest share to date.
Meta has introduced upgraded AI-driven content enforcement systems designed to identify violations with improved accuracy. These systems aim to better prevent scams, provide faster responses to real-world incidents, and minimize excessive moderation. By relying less on third-party vendors, Meta seeks to streamline enforcement processes while enhancing overall effectiveness.
Bluesky has successfully raised $100 million in a Series B funding round amidst a recent CEO transition. The new capital is fueling an expansion of the Bluesky team and accelerating the development of its app and the core ATProto technology that powers the platform.
Matthew Prince, CEO of Cloudflare, warns that AI-driven bot traffic could outnumber human internet users by 2027. This surge in generative AI agents is expected to significantly boost web traffic volumes and place greater demands on online infrastructure.
AI collaboration startup Cove is ceasing operations as its team transitions to Microsoft. The platform will shut down on April 1, with all customer data scheduled for deletion, marking the end of Cove's service.
