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Whether you’re short on time or short on cash, you can still find plenty of exciting opportunities at TechCrunch Disrupt 2023, taking place September 19–21 in San Francisco. The Expo+ pass is the perfect option for anyone with a shoestring … Continue reading →

Rhys Spence Contributor Share on Twitter Rhys Spence is head of research at Brighteye Ventures, a European edtech-focused fund. More posts by this contributor 2022 European edtech report: Smaller rounds and fewer deals, but more angel activity Edtech’s honeymoon might … Continue reading →

Nick Zamanov Contributor Share on Twitter Nick Zamanov is director of business development at Cyber Switching, an EV technology pioneer. Generative AI has rocked the tech world, and every company is now considering if there is a way for them … Continue reading →

To get a roundup of TechCrunch’s biggest and most important crypto stories delivered to your inbox every Thursday at 12 p.m. PT, subscribe here. Welcome back to Chain Reaction. The Paris-based Ethereum Community Conference, EthCC, happened this week and brought … Continue reading →

Imagine running a large public company — S&P 500 large — and telling some of your most promising customers that you can’t sell them what they want unless they’re willing to wait three to five years at a minimum. In … Continue reading →

The majority of Americans think it is “essential” that the U.S. remain a global leader in space, but that private markets won’t ensure enough progress on their own, according to new polling data from Pew Research Center.. Pew asked over … Continue reading →

Instagram’s Threads’ time at the top of the App Store has come to an end, thanks to an AI photo editing app called Remini that’s going viral on TikTok. First launched in 2019, the app added a generative AI feature … Continue reading →

OpenAI just launched custom instructions for ChatGPT users, so they don’t have to write the same instruction prompts to the chatbot every time they interact with it — inputs like “Write the answer under 1,000 words” or “Keep the tone … Continue reading →

The inability or unwillingness of many venture-backed startups to go public is starting to sting. Backers of venture funds are increasingly leery about putting more capital to work in the startup landscape without getting some of their prior cash back; … Continue reading →

Google fixed a zero-day in Chrome that was found by an Apple employee, according to comments in the official bug report. While the bug itself is not newsworthy, the circumstances of how this bug was found and reported to Google … Continue reading →