Healthleap Raises $38 Million to Expand AI That Flags Hidden Hospital Risks
Healthleap raised $38M to expand its health AI funding-backed platform that flags hospital patients at risk of hidden illnesses.
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OpenAI’s Dots chief Alexander Embiricos is headed to Disrupt as the company pushes beyond chatbots
OpenAI’s AI agent Dots is launching, and product lead Alexander Embiricos will explain why trust and privacy may decide its future.
Google’s Playground Lets Anyone Build Browser Games With Prompts
Google’s AI game creation tool Playground lets users build browser games from prompts, with token limits, sharing options and Unity plans.
Tony Fadell says the first AI gadgets failed for one simple reason: they solved no real problem
Tony Fadell says the first AI gadgets failed because they solved no real need. He explains why trust, privacy and on-device AI will decide what comes next.
Google Opens SynthID to the Public as AI Media Verification Race Intensifies
Google’s SynthID website now lets anyone check AI-generated media, expanding public access to watermark verification across images, video and audio.
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 heads to San Francisco with last-chance discounts before opening day
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 opens in six days. Here’s how to save on passes, who’s speaking and what attendees can expect in San Francisco.
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 unveils roundtables on AI, fundraising and physical AI
Disrupt 2026 brings AI, fundraising and physical AI roundtables to San Francisco with practical advice for founders, investors and operators.
AI Agents Are Starting to Reshape Food Delivery—and DoorDash Is Fighting Back
AI delivery could change food apps as DoorDash warns restaurants about startup Bites and the rise of ChatGPT ordering.
OpenAI’s new AI agent aims to manage daily tasks — but the first test shows how rough the future still is
OpenAI’s new AI agent Dots can shop and automate tasks, but an early test exposed missteps, privacy questions and strange behavior.
Common Sense Media Says ChatGPT for Teens Falls Short on Safety
Common Sense Media says ChatGPT for Teens is an unacceptable risk, while OpenAI disputes the testing and defends its safeguards.
