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Anthropic and Gates Foundation Commit $200 Million to AI for Public...
Anthropic and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation are putting $200 million toward AI tools designed for some of the world’s hardest-to-reach needs, from neglected disease research to classroom support and economic mobility. The four-year partnership combines grant funding, Claude usage credits, and technical support for programs in the U.S. and abroad, with a focus on areas that often attract less commercial investment despite their public impact...
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AI Veteran Richard Socher Raises $650 Million for Self-Improving Software Startup
AI pioneer Richard Socher has emerged from stealth to launch Recursive Superintelligence, a San Francisco-based startup backed by $650 million in initial funding. The new venture aims to construct a recursively self-improving AI model capable of autonomously identifying its own operational weaknesses and redesigning its architecture without human intervention...
Strategy
Notion Launches Programmable Developer Platform to Anchor Corporate AI Agents
Notion is moving further beyond collaborative note-taking with the launch of a new developer platform designed to help teams build automated workflows, connect external data, and coordinate AI agents inside its workspace. The company introduced the platform during a livestreamed product announcement, according to TechCrunch...
Capital & Transactions
Paymentology Raises $175 Million to Expand Cloud Native Issuing Infrastructure
Paymentology has secured a $175 million investment co-led by Apis Partners and Aspirity Partners to support global expansion, product development, and team growth. The investment, made in part through Apis Growth Fund III, marks Apis’ 16th investment in the payments sector. The company operates a cloud-native issuer-processing platform that helps fintechs, digital banks, and financial institutions launch and manage card and digital payment programs across markets...
Health & Wellness
Digital Health Startups Secure $4 Billion in First Quarter Capital Injection
Digital health funding rebounded in the first quarter of 2026, with startups raising $4 billion across 110 deals, according to Rock Health data reported by MedCity News. The total marked a $1 billion increase from the same period last year, when companies raised $3 billion across 122 deals. The rebound was driven largely by bigger financings rather than a broader rise in deal volume...



































