Priya Anand

Companies working on artificial intelligence are clustering in several neighborhoods and say face-to-face connections help innovation.

Adam D’Angelo will continue to serve on the board despite previously agreeing to oust Altman as CEO and running a company that competes with ChatGPT.

Upstart Syrup has raised $17.5 million in funding from investors including Accel and Google’s AI fund.

Initialized Capital, a venture firm based in San Francisco, has hired Rent the Runway co-founder Jenny Fleiss as a new partner.

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Investors in Sema4.ai’s funding round included Benchmark and Mayfield.

Move over Adderall. Nicotine is the latest performance-enhancing drug for grueling jobs in tech and finance

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Alembic will use artificial intelligence to tell companies whether their ads are working.

The social media company said it inked more than $203 million in licensing agreements in January.

Humanoid robots are still mostly in the prototype phase, but companies see an inflection point ahead.

Reddit Inc. disclosed further details of what is set to be one of the year’s biggest initial public offerings, with the company and some existing shareholders seeking to raise as much as $748 million.

The Federal Trade Commission is probing Reddit’s plans to license user-generated content to other firms to train artificial intelligence models, the company said in a regulatory filing on Friday, the week before its planned initial public offering.

Huffman is by far the longest tenured boss at Reddit, the social media company its users love to hate.

When Reddit Inc. lists on the New York Stock Exchange this week, its fate will rest, in part, in familiar hands: those of its users.

Reddit, one of the internet’s oldest and most popular social media sites, went public on March 21. Its IPO was different from most — which is fitting since both the company and its user base are rather unusual. Redditors, as the site’s loyalists are known, have staged open revolts and blackouts to protest company policies; they’ve also posted personal attacks about company executives. And now some of those same users have a little power over Reddit: The company set aside shares for the retail cr

Elder care startup Papa Inc. is attracting fresh scrutiny from lawmakers following allegations of abuse at the company.

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Invitation links have been flying around Silicon Valley the past few days to an exclusive app that’s a combination of voice notes and Twitter, called Airchat.

The $10 billion company’s appeal in the tech world extends beyond its corporate customers.