AI Field Trips and Why We Should Stop Setting Self-Driving Cars on Fire

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Hello and welcome again Equitythe startup business podcast, where we decipher the numbers and the nuances behind the headlines.

This morning we have an interesting mix of stories that bring together technology, politics and AI in a unique way that’s worth exploring further.

  • Actions: It’s another big week with Hubspot, Instacart, Monday.com, Cisco and more reporting their quarterly results. We should learn a plot on the state of software and hardware sales at the end of last year and what some critical tech names are forecasting for the rest of 2024.
  • Cryptography: Prices are up in the crypto world compared to last week. Coinbase is also reporting its quarterly results this week, which should give us an idea of ​​the optimism from the leading North American crypto company.
  • Waymo: Some people setting fire to a Waymo car in San Franciscowhich is so stupid I would pull my hair out if I had any.
  • Crowd of bugs: A round of funding of 102 million dollars? You like to see it. Mega rounds have become less common in recent quarters, so when bug bounty-focused Bugcrowd raked in nine figures, we had to talk about it.
  • AI Field Trips: No matter where you are based, you will need to keep an eye on ongoing AI work in Silicon Valley.

We will be back Wednesday morning at last!

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