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TLDR: OpenAI removes Sam Altman from its Startup Fund An independent investigation found no wrongdoing in terms of product safety or finances OpenAI, a prominent startup, has removed Sam Altman’s ownership from

TLDR: OpenAI has removed Sam Altman’s ownership of its startup fund. Control of the fund has been transferred to Ian Hathaway. Full Article: OpenAI has changed the governance structure of its venture

TLDR: OpenAI changed the governance structure of its venture capital fund backing AI startups, removing Sam Altman’s ownership. The fund is now managed by Ian Hathaway, who oversees investments and accelerator programs.

TLDR: OpenAI has removed Sam Altman’s ownership of its Startup Fund. The fund is investing $175 million raised from OpenAI partners such as Microsoft. Article Summary: OpenAI has made changes to the

TLDR: Medtech firm ViaLase raised $40 million in Series C funding, with an unnamed investor leading the round. This funding will likely support the development and commercialization of ViaLase’s medical technology products.

TLDR: – £360M in VC investments made in 115 Scottish firms in the past year – London attracted the most UK VC investment in 2023, but significantly down from 2022 A report

Title: New Study Shows Effects of Climate Change on Global Food Supply In a new study conducted by researchers at a leading university, the impact of climate change on global food supply

TLDR: Key points: Detroit Venture Partners and Union Heritage Ventures helped Chiyo, a maternal nutrition company, complete a $3 million financing round. Chiyo provides nutritional care for each stage of a woman’s

TLDR: Humor plays a key role in the venture and startup landscape, with VCs often incorporating humor into their content and interactions. VC-created humor can vary in its effectiveness, with some content

TLDR: Malaysia unveils a blueprint for venture capital growth and economic empowerment through the Malaysia Venture Capital Roadmap (MVCR) for 2024-2030. The MVCR focuses on strategic funding allocation, regulatory reform, and capacity