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There’s a reason [Listen Labs](https://listenlabs.ai/) has been blowing up on [VentureBeat](https://venturebeat.com/technology/listen-labs-raises-usd69m-after-viral-billboard-hiring-stunt-to-scale-ai/) and every tech corner of the internet this month. The company just closed a $69 million Series B led by Ribbit Capital, with Sequoia, Conviction, and Pear VC also in the mix. That puts them at a $500 million valuation with $100 million raised… Continue reading

I’ve been following AI disruption stories for a while now, but nothing quite prepared me for what happened on February 12th. A company with a market cap of roughly $6 million — yes, single-digit millions — managed to trigger a sell-off that vaporized billions from some of the biggest names in trucking and logistics. The… Continue reading

So, a fintech company most people outside the RIA world have never heard of just wiped over $20 billion off the market caps of Charles Schwab, LPL Financial, and Raymond James in a single day. The culprit? A tax planning feature inside an AI tool that costs about $125 a month. Let that sink in.… Continue reading

So TechCrunch dropped [a pretty wild story yesterday](https://techcrunch.com/2026/02/16/how-ricursive-intelligence-raised-335m-at-a-4b-valuation-in-4-months/) about [Ricursive Intelligence](https://www.ricursive.com/), and honestly, I’ve been thinking about it since. A $4 billion valuation four months after founding? That’s not just fast — that’s absurd, even by Silicon Valley standards. Here’s the backstory. Dr. Anna Goldie and Dr. Azalia Mirhoseini spent years at Google DeepMind building… Continue reading

So Google finally did it. [Google Workspace Studio](https://workspace.google.com/studio/) hit general availability in February 2026, and honestly, it’s one of those products that makes you wonder why it didn’t exist sooner. The idea is dead simple: you describe what you want an AI agent to do in plain English, and Gemini 3 builds the automation for… Continue reading

I’ve been burned by survey tools more times than I can count. You spend an hour crafting the perfect set of questions, send it out, and then watch your completion rate hover around 30%. It’s painful. So when I spotted [Formaly](https://www.formaly.io/) trending on [Product Hunt with 214 upvotes](https://www.producthunt.com/products/formaly), I had to take a closer look.… Continue reading

Alibaba picked the perfect moment to launch [Qwen 3.5](https://qwenlm.github.io/). Right before Chinese New Year, when every AI company in China is scrambling for attention, they dropped their next-gen open-source multimodal model — and then threw 3 billion yuan (roughly $420 million) in subsidies on top of it just to make sure nobody could look away.… Continue reading

I’ve seen plenty of “type a prompt, get a video” tools come and go. Most of them produce something that looks like a slideshow with transitions at best. So when [Lunair](https://www.lunair.ai/) popped up on [Product Hunt today](https://www.producthunt.com/) and racked up 364 votes, I was curious but skeptical. After spending some time with it, I have… Continue reading

So Google DeepMind quietly dropped something pretty wild on February 12th. It’s called [Aletheia](https://deepmind.google/blog/accelerating-mathematical-and-scientific-discovery-with-gemini-deep-think/), and it’s not just another AI that can ace math competitions. This thing is actually doing *research-level* mathematics on its own — the kind of work that used to require PhD-level expertise and years of effort. Here’s the deal. Aletheia is… Continue reading

If you’re building anything with LLMs right now, you probably know the pain. You’ve got OpenAI keys, Anthropic keys, Google keys, maybe DeepSeek too — and suddenly you’re managing a mess of API endpoints, juggling rate limits, and praying that one provider doesn’t go down at 2 AM on a Friday. That’s exactly the problem… Continue reading