Startups
InfoHawk Raised $2.25 Million to Judge Every Sketchy Link on Sight
InfoHawk wants to score suspicious URLs, ads, and accounts in 300 milliseconds. The pitch is a little surveillance-coded, but the problem is painfully real.
Startups
InfoHawk wants to score suspicious URLs, ads, and accounts in 300 milliseconds. The pitch is a little surveillance-coded, but the problem is painfully real.
AI
Britain's new AI hardware plan puts £1.1 billion behind sovereign compute, homegrown chips, and a 2030 supercomputer. It is serious policy with excellent stage lighting.
AI
OpenAI is suddenly the center of a bipartisan plan to give Americans a slice of AI wealth. Clever politics, strange finance, and pristine nationalized vibes.
AI
AirTrunk just promised $30 billion and 5GW of data centers in India. Impressive bet, but also proof that AI has officially become a utility with branding.
AI
Ramp’s $750 million June 4 raise says autonomous finance is leaving demo mode. The controls look smarter than the slogan, which is not always true in agent land.
AI
SiliconSnark has entered its concept-album era: a Suno-made retro-futurist soundtrack for AI agents, dashboards, burnout, model collapse, and logging off.
AI
A funny SiliconSnark field guide to spotting AI slop, with 10 practical tests for content, code, answers, summaries, and chatbot output.
AI
Reuters says DeepSeek is lining up a $7.4 billion first round from Tencent, CATL, and other backers. Open source is still the brand. Industrial-scale AI capital is clearly the business.
AI
Snowflake's June 2 CoWork and CoCo launch pushes enterprise AI past dashboards and into action. Useful idea, slightly chilling control-plane energy.
Startups
Bayshore turns laws and policies into auditable AI agents for compliance teams. The pitch is peak startup theater, but the operational itch is real.
Startups
SendReport pulls live marketing data, writes white-labeled client reports in your agency's voice, and sends them on schedule without inventing numbers.
AI
Anthropic's June 1 IPO filing turns AI safety into a public-markets story. Claude looks real. The quarterly-guidance weirdness is about to get real too.