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As the crypto hype cycle cools, the industry is refocusing on regulatory challenges and sustainable growth. Events like ETHDenver highlight a market evolving beyond tokens, with stablecoins under scrutiny and major players reengaging in the space.
Google has launched Opal AI, an experimental platform designed to help users build lightweight mini-apps quickly using an AI-assisted visual workflow. Targeted at startups, educators, and small businesses, Opal AI aims to simplify app prototyping without extensive coding knowledge.
At TechCrunch Disrupt 2025, investors highlighted artificial intelligence as the primary focus for future investments and shared strategic advice for startups aiming to distinguish themselves in the saturated AI landscape.
Gridcare has raised $13.3 million to advance its innovative data platform designed to identify and utilize underexploited capacity within the electrical grid, potentially unlocking more than 100 gigawatts for data center use.
Former President Trump signed an executive order seeking to standardize AI regulations across the United States, but experts warn it could lead to prolonged legal disputes and uncertainty for AI startups as Congress works on federal legislation.
Two ex-Harvard dropouts, previously involved in developing facial-recognition technology for Meta’s Ray-Ban, are now introducing smart glasses equipped with an always-active AI microphone that records conversations, raising fresh privacy and ethical concerns in the AI wearable market.
Sierra, the AI startup co-founded by Bret Taylor, has rapidly scaled to $100 million in annual recurring revenue, reflecting a growing enterprise embrace of AI-powered automation and intelligent agents.
San Carlos startup Obvio is leveraging artificial intelligence to monitor driver behavior at stop signs, aiming to reduce pedestrian accidents while addressing privacy concerns.
Two ex-Harvard students behind a controversial facial-recognition app are developing AI smart glasses featuring an always-on microphone, raising fresh debates about privacy, AI ethics, and regulatory oversight.
In a departure from traditional digital advertising, two startup founders share their innovative approaches to reach distinct audiences—teenagers seeking mental health support and formerly incarcerated individuals pursuing employment—by leveraging unconventional channels beyond social media ads.