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We have been partners and supporters of @tjparker and @elliotcohen since their earliest days building Pillpack... and now a very small part of their newest venture with @ashwinkmurali . Big announcement today about @GeneralMedicine TJ Parker⚡️ @tjparker Oct 6 General Medicine has raised a $120M Series B led by @a16z . We're using it to build the healthcare store. The only way healthcare will work is to make the customer the most powerful participant in the system. And the only way to do that is to let them shop. Here’s why healthcare

The standalone assistants lose. The durable bet is that cognitive labor goes to zero. When it does, the scarce things are context, trust, and the network between people. Own those and the model layer stops mattering. @yrechtman Harry Stebbings @HarryStebbings Sep 7 The hottest category in tech right now is AI assistants. The question is; who is going to win? Instinct raised at $2.5BN. Has Benchmark and Index behind them. Grok Bot is ripping with Elon and has the distribution machine of X. And then there is Town, one of the only ones

We backed Ryan when he built Cadre. We're backing him again with @ellis_company , solving the reason institutional has always meant expensive. Private credit became a multi-trillion dollar asset class in about a decade while the operating stack underneath it barely moved. That Ryan Williams @RyanAWms Jul 30 At @cadre , I saw the gap firsthand. Large “institutional” firms built their own systems. But everyone else had to deliver with fewer resources, spreadsheets and manual work. forbes.com/sites/jeffkauf… “Institutional” should describe a standard, not a budget. That conviction

AI isn't just changing how engineers build. It's changing who gets to build at all. We ran the first Creator AI Bootcamp in San Francisco earlier this year. Creators from all over flew in and walked away with custom agents, content workflows, and automations they were using the

America invented drones. Then China took 70% of the market while we debated permits. The airspace below 500 feet is the most valuable undeveloped real estate in the country, and we're not even allowed to use it. New deep dive from @angelesahr on why the low-altitude economy is