The biggest crypto VC just told states to stay out of the betting business, and the real fight isn't about gambling—it's about whether decentralized information markets get to exist at all.
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The companies building your AI future are now paying TikTok creators to make you afraid of who else might build it.
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The same company automating code is staffing up coders — because the real job was never just writing code. AWS CEO Matt Garman says Amazon will hire 11,000 software development engineer interns in 2026, consistent with recent years, even as AI tools reshape the role
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The guy who built Meta's brain-computer interface just left to build AI chips that think like neurons—and investors are already pricing in a future where your agents run on milliwatts, not megawatts.
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The crypto industry hit pause—not because of a crash, but because everyone's waiting for Washington to write the rules. Bitcoin hit $126,000 in October 2026 before collapsing, and the industry is now in a holding pattern waiting for the Clarity Act
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The regulator who spent years torching the industry just told it exactly what he wants to build instead. SEC Chair Paul Atkins outlined crypto regulatory plans at Bitcoin 2026 Conference in Las Vegas, marking a sharp policy pivot from the enforcement-first Gensler era
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The fight for AI talent just got algorithmic, and the watchers became the watched. Dex, an AI-powered recruiting platform, closed a $5.3 million seed round led by Notion Capital, with a16z Speedrun and Concept Ventures participating
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The company building AI to replace knowledge work just posted a job that's pure analog: schmoozing humans in conference rooms for $400K. Anthropic is hiring an Events Lead at $320K-$400K to run in-person brand events, from intimate gatherings to large conferences
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War has always been innovation's cruelest accelerator, but this time the product roadmap runs on autonomy instead of steel.
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The money that backed Coinbase when it was still a scrappy bet is back in the market, and it's hunting at both ends of the risk curve. Blockchain Capital is raising $700 million across two funds: its seventh early-stage fund and second growth fund, targeting completion in five to six months.
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SpaceX is about to pay $60 billion for a coding assistant, and the VCs who saw it coming are about to print money at a scale that will reshape how Silicon Valley thinks about AI tooling.
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AI agents can now execute tasks and move money, but most of them can't open a bank account. a16z crypto argues the agent economy's real bottleneck isn't intelligence anymore—it's identity and financial access
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The AI security arms race just got $70 million more serious. Artemis raised $70M to build AI-powered defenses against AI-powered attacks, marking a shift from theoretical threat to funded reality
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Cursor is raising $2 billion at a $50 billion valuation, and the reason has nothing to do with developers anymore. Cursor is in talks to raise $2B+ at a $50B valuation, with a16z and Thrive leading, driven by enterprise adoption surge
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Andreessen Horowitz just backed an AI accounting platform, and if you think bookkeeping is boring, you haven't watched an agent turn three weeks of reconciliation into three minutes. Andreessen Horowitz invested in Rillet, an AI platform that automates finance and accounting workflows for businesses
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A 13-year-old with braces just scooped business media on the prediction markets beat, and it tells you everything about where information authority is moving.
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Silicon Valley's most vocal VCs just wrote a $25 million check to make sure AI regulation doesn't happen the way Europe did it. Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz added $25 million to a pro-AI super PAC, pushing total funds over $50 million ahead of November 2026 midterms
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Procurement burns billions in hidden labor costs because enterprise software never bothered to automate the boring parts—until now.
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Accel just raised $5 billion to chase AI companies that now cost more than entire 2015 venture funds. Accel closed $5 billion across new funds, backing its portfolio of Anthropic, Cursor, and Perplexity with more capital for the scaling wars
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A Palantir alum wrote New York's AI regulation playbook, and now the tech industry is burning millions to make sure he never makes it to Congress. Alex Bores, former Palantir employee turned New York state representative, helped pass one of America's strictest AI regulation frameworks
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