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National-interest startups are eyeing big potential in government contracts, as the U.S. grapples with AI regulation. With 700+ state bills in motion, the goal is clear: a unified federal framework.
OpenAI just recruited Gabor Cselle, the mastermind behind Twitter rival Pebble, for a top-secret project 👀 And speaking of co-founders, CoffeeSpace is launching a Hinge-inspired app to match co-founders!
Plus, don’t miss our video feature at the end: The FATAL Flaw Pushing GoPro to Bankruptcy 📹
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National-interest startups: go for contracts
It’s well-known that the government market is complex. In that context, national-interest startups see strong potential in government contracts, with sectors like data analysis, cybersecurity, and satellite tech finding reliable funding sources in agencies such as the Department of Defense (DOD). Rebecca Gevalt of Dcode Capital recommends prioritizing contracts over grants to build sustained revenue streams, primarily as the DOD seeks partnerships for AI, quantum computing, and space projects.
To navigate this landscape, startups should consider partnerships that can guide them from early R&D funding to stable contracts and recognize opportunities beyond defense, like data management and cybersecurity solutions. Additionally, focusing on non-political government relationships can help minimize the impact of administration changes, while public data can provide insights into potential agency needs and competitors’ contracts. Read more!
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OpenAI taps Twitter rival’s creator for secret project
OpenAI has snagged Gabor Cselle, the mastermind behind Twitter rival Pebble, for a hush-hush project. With a record of selling startups to Google and Twitter, Cselle's move signals serious innovation brewing at OpenAI.
Past ventures like reMail and Namo Media underscore his knack for scaling tech. While Anthropic also grabbed headlines by hiring Embark's Alex Rodrigues, it's clear the AI race is on fire. As Cselle dives into generative AI, will he launch the next big thing or just another pebble in the pond? Read more!
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The FATAL Flaw Pushing GoPro to Bankruptcy
Is your GoPro collecting dust? This video dives into why—from GoPro’s early success to its struggles with competition, product missteps, and a changing market. Find out if there’s still a future for GoPro, or if smartphones have already taken over 🕶️ Subscribe!
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