Read the pitch deck an AI startup tackling time-consuming tasks in Hollywood used to raise new funds

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Filmustage's founders (L-R) Andrei Karalkou, Egor Dubrovsky, and Ruslan Khamidullin.
Filmustage's founders (L-R) Andrei Karalkou, Egor Dubrovsky, and Ruslan Khamidullin.

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Sequoia invests in Reflection AI, a startup founded by Google DeepMind alum, at $100 million valuation, sources say

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Sequoia managing partner Roelof Botha.

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Blue-collar entrepreneurs say it's harder to turn a profit with startups like cleaning or pest control as competition heats up

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Business owners of sweaty startups like cleaning and pest control told BI that they love the work, but it's getting harder to grow.

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In an oversaturated market for AI companies, these startups have the best shot at surviving

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85 of the most promising startups of 2024, according to top VCs

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Henri Pierre-Jacques, Corinne Riley, Ed Sim, and Aileen Lee.

Harlem Capital; Greylock; Boldstart Ventures; Cowboy Ventures

Knime is using AI to build low-code data analytics tools. Check out the pitch deck the startup used to raise $30 million in funding.

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Knime co-founder and CEO Michael Berthold.

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Sequoia's Michael Moritz says Trump's Silicon Valley supporters are making a 'big mistake'

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Sequoia Capital's partner Michael Moritz.

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Nvidia is on an acquisition spree even as regulatory scrutiny heats up and AI M&A cools

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.

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How startups can get in top shape for an IPO, according to Silicon Valley lawyer Louis Lehot

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Louis Lehot, a partner at Foley & Lardner.

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Startups that aren't using AI are already obsolete, says the man known as the 'father of modern entrepreneurship'

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Blank spoke to BI about what he'd be doing if trying to grow a business today.

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