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Proverbs 18:22 — Even my horrible ACL couldn’t stop me from taking the most important knee of my life. God is incredible for sending me you. 💎
17 Jun 2025
This startup helps doctors find remote work and telehealth opportunities.
Startup - Folio (folioworks.com)
Folio connects doctors and other healthcare professionals with flexible jobs in telehealth, AI training, expert witness work, and consulting. The platform verifies their medical credentials and matches them with opportunities based on their specialty, license, availability, and desired pay. Clinicians can apply with one click using a verified profile that FollowYo keeps updated, cutting down the paperwork required for each new role.
Startup founder pitches Brycent on the future of flexible work in healthcare at Antler VC HQ.
08 Nov 2026
This startup has raised $70m to build the ultimate security platform for AI agents.
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Startup: Arcade.dev
Arcade connects AI agents to tools like Gmail, Slack, and Salesforce so they can send emails, update records, and complete tasks on your behalf. Its platform handles authentication and permissions, giving companies control over what each agent can access and do. Developers can use thousands of ready-made tools to build agents that work across their existing software.
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08 Nov 2026
This Y Combinator backed startup is building AI tools for the chips your AI runs on to make them more optimized.
Startup - Hardware Intelligence (hardwareintelligence.ai)
Hardware Intelligence makes chip design tools that cut simulation and debugging time by an order of magnitude. They’ve developed WaveZip, which captures waveforms 500x smaller with 200x less overhead, and Wave, which beats frontier models on industry chip debugging benchmarks.
Startup founder pitch Brycent at Y Combinator Demo day, presented by Rippling. @ripplinghq #RipplingPartner #Rippling #AI #YC #YCombinator
06 Nov 2026
This Y Combinator backed startup is building AI models that teach robots new skills in hours.
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Startup: Verne Robotics
Verne Robotics builds general-purpose physical AI. And then use this general-purpose AI in robots that get deployed to expand the productive capacity of the physical world in places like factories.
06 Nov 2026
Here's how you can master branding for your business or startup.
This AI startup, TownAI, just raised $108M in venture capital funding for the cutest and cuddly AI we've ever seen.
So, Town is building B2B AI assistant for enterprise.
These agents act as employees and can get work done for your business, working alongside your actual real employees. On the surface, the idea isn't new, novel, or innovative. There are tons of companies that do this, but town has mastered the most important aspect of the AI era, and that is branding.
Town has created one of the best brands I've ever seen in the startup space, operating in a very boring category. And that has allowed them the ability to grow and scale faster than a lot of their counterparts that are doing the exact same thing. So, if you're a startup founder or a venture capital investor, one of the things you might need to look closely at is how startups are leveraging branding and animation to build agents out into lifelike caricatures that are appealing when they go to market.
05 Nov 2026
This Y Combinator backed startup is creating AI training data for robotics to learn how to do things with their hands just like humans.
Startup - 6th Sense (6thsense.dev)
6th Sense is building the nervous system for physical AI to train robots to do things with their hands. For example robots need high quality training data to understand physical force required to pick things up. 6th Sense is the wearable layer that allows robots to understand the force required to do everyday work with their hands.
Startup founder pitch Brycent at Y Combinator Demo day, presented by Rippling. @ripplingHQ #RipplingPartner #Rippling #AI #YC #Ycombinator
04 Nov 2026
This Y Combinator-backed startup is building mass-deployable radar systems for militaristic air defense.
Startup - Vernius Systems
Verneus Systems makes mass-deployable radars for unmanned systems. Their first product is called Archimedes, a radar seeker that finds and locks onto targets, enabling autonomous interception of any drone. They have over $580M in letters of interest for Archimedes across some of the largest defense primes in Ukraine, the EU, and the Middle East.
Startup founder pitches Brycent at Y Combinator Demo Day.
04 Nov 2026
This startup just raised $45M in Series A funding to build brain implants that could potentially treat cancer using electricity.
Coherence Neuro just closed a round, led by Peter Thiel's Founder Fund and OpenAI's Startup Fund and they're building it in an intersection that could be the next wave of generational investments and impactful technology.
That intersection is the blend of hardware, software, and AI, Which creates a trifecta that allows companies to go after insanely large ideas, iterate fast, and potentially find solutions that impact society in a directionally positive way.
Coherence joins a number of companies making bets that AI can have a huge impact on the brain.
03 Nov 2026
This startup is building an AI assistant that helps you monetize the photos and videos in your camera roll.
Startup - Memoe
Mimo is the assistant for your camera roll. Text to find any photo, organize your best moments, and build albums instantly. You can also monetize any moment in your camera roll by selling it to AI Labs as training data.
Startup founders pitch Brycent @stanlaunchpad accelerator
02 Nov 2026
This $6B startup is suing their investor because the investor wanted to invest more money in the company.
Valar Atomics, a nuclear energy startup building next-generation reactors to power AI data centers, is in a public legal battle with venture capital firm Day One Ventures over its $1 billion Series B funding round led by Sequoia Capital.
Day One Ventures invested $1 million in Valar’s seed round and another $15 million in its Series A, securing less than 5% ownership and something called pro-rata rights. These rights allow early investors to participate in future funding rounds to maintain their ownership percentage as a startup grows. But when Valar raised its massive Series B at a $6 billion valuation, the startup wanted existing investors to give up their allocations. According to CEO Isaiah Taylor, everyone agreed except Day One Ventures.
Day One founder Masha Bucher tells a different story. She claims her firm helped keep Valar alive during difficult fundraising periods, offered to give up most of its Series B allocation, and was instead pressured to surrender its investment rights in all future rounds. Bucher also alleged that Taylor sold company shares in a secondary transaction that excluded Day One. Those allegations remain disputed.
Valar ultimately filed a lawsuit in Delaware seeking a court ruling on the investor rights agreement, which majority investors had amended shortly before the funding round closed.
The fight has sparked a much bigger debate across Silicon Valley: If an early investor takes a chance on a startup before anyone else believes in it, should founders be able to cut that investor out once the company becomes successful?
Who’s in the right here: Valar Atomics or Day One Ventures?
31 Oct 2026
This Y Combinator-backed startup is building AI agents for health insurance decision-making. So businesses can offer better more comprehensive and affordable health plans for their employees.
Startup - Insurf (insurf.io)
Insurf is the AI-native data and decision layer for health insurance. Their model Surely identifies the lowest-cost coverage for anyone, saving individuals, families, and companies thousands per employee. Their product Inveto collects data from hospitals and clinics that informs businesses.
Startup founder pitches Brycent at Y Combinator Demo Day.
30 Oct 2026
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