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The artificial intelligence sector is a challenging arena, dominated by a few well-funded giants. However, this doesn't mean that new companies can't make their mark. Breaking through is tough, but not impossible. At the recent TechCrunch Sessions: AI event, industry leaders shared insights on how startups

EleutherAI, a prominent AI research organization, has unveiled what it claims to be one of the largest collections of licensed and open-domain text for training AI models. This dataset, known as the Common Pile v0.1, represents a significant milestone in the field of artificial intelligence. The creation of the

Nucleus Genomics, a genetic testing startup founded by Kian Sadeghi in 2021, has been at the center of controversy for its products that claim to correlate genetics with complex issues like IQ. Recently, the company intensified the debate by announcing a new product called Nucleus Embryo. The announcement was made

In a recent TechCrunch Sessions: AI event, Oracle showcased how MySQL HeatWave is revolutionizing the development of AI-based solutions. This powerful tool is helping startups and developers create applications that enhance personal productivity, automate workflows for compliance, service, or support, and improve efficiencies in healthcare. MySQL HeatWave stands out by

At the recent "So You Think You Can Pitch?" event during TechCrunch Sessions: AI, three innovative AI startups took center stage to present their groundbreaking ideas. The companies—Fluix AI, Clicka, and Narada AI—each had a mere four minutes to captivate a panel of esteemed judges from

In the fast-paced world of artificial intelligence, startups are finding new ways to gain a competitive edge by partnering with model providers. One such provider, OpenAI, is making significant strides in supporting startups through its dedicated resources and collaborative efforts. Hao Sang from OpenAI’s Startups Team recently shared insights

LoveFrom, the creative firm founded by former Apple chief designer Jony Ive, has played a significant role in the development of Rivian's first electric bike. This collaboration was part of a skunkworks program led by Chris Yu, Specialized's former chief product and technology officer. For about