AI
Artificial intelligence as it actually lands on New York organizations — the hiring rules that already apply, how to evaluate vendors, and where disclosure belongs.
Bessemer's $5.75 Billion Fund Bets Early and Growth-Stage Capital Belong Together
Bessemer's $5.75B fund splits early-stage and growth investing into one vehicle. Here's what it signals about how fast founders expect to scale.
What Compliance Requirements Does New York's RAISE Act Impose on AI Model Developers?
New York's Responsible AI Safety and Education Act sets requirements for frontier model developers: safety protocols, incident reporting, and regulatory oversight.
Clay's $7.1 billion round shows what New York investors will pay for AI sales tools
The go-to-market software startup raised $115 million at more than double last year's valuation, part of a broader surge in New York AI funding.
Brandon Tseng and the veteran founders rebuilding America's arsenal
A former Navy SEAL co-founded Shield AI to solve a problem he met in Afghanistan. It is now worth $12.7 billion, and he is one of a generation of veterans turning battlefield experience into defense companies.
What New York City's Rules On Automated Hiring Tools Require
The city regulates the use of automated tools in hiring decisions. If you screen candidates with software, this applies to you.
How To Evaluate An AI Vendor Without A Technical Team
Six questions that separate a working system from a demonstration, none of which require you to understand the model.
What Disclosure Should Look Like When AI Touches Published Work
The question is not whether a tool was used but whether a reader is misled. That reframing settles most cases.