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Oct 20, 2026

speaker_1NARRATOR
9:19
DreamLabs, a San Francisco startup founded by former NVIDIA robotics researchers, has raised $90 million in seed funding.
speaker_1NARRATOR
9:27
The round was led by B Capital with participation from Kindred Ventures, Unusual Ventures, SV Angel and Wing VC, among others.
speaker_1NARRATOR
9:37
DreamLabs is building a general-purpose brain for everyday robots, software that lets machines from different manufacturers perform tasks without extensive custom programming.
speaker_1NARRATOR
9:48
Alongside the funding, the company launched its first robot model, DreamOne and DreamAPI, a developer platform that turns camera input and plain language instructions into robot actions.
Rayyan AliHOST
2:34
That round was $11 million.
Rayyan AliHOST
2:37
Anderson Horowitz led it with Abstract, Audacious Ventures, SV Angel, and Nova joining.
Rayyan AliHOST
2:43
Ghost says that the first batch ships on October 31st.
Rayyan AliHOST
2:46
There is no independent reviews yet, but we'll see for now.
Sam SuttonHOST
18:13
I got a chance to speak with Owen Rapaport, who's the bank's co-founder and CEO, and you know, he made the point to me that they're proudly bipartisan.
Sam SuttonHOST
18:20
It is worth noting that SV Angel, Ron Conway's group, was also among the investors, I should say, that backed the bank when it launched, and he made the point that, you know, we wanna support, uh, American jobs, American industries.
Brendan BordelonHOST
18:32
So what is Arborg hoping Secretary Fudge will bring to the table?
Sam SuttonHOST
18:36
Yeah.
Calder McHughHOST
1:15
So he just started this new job in September w- uh, working for Ron Conway, who many listeners might know.
Calder McHughHOST
1:21
Conway is a Democratic mega-donor, of course, the founder of SV Angel, this venture firm, and this firm recently launched Project Blueprint, which is going to be focused on shaping AI policy with Carney as its head.
Calder McHughHOST
1:34
Basically, what they're talking about and, and a main aim is to build a bridge between big tech and the Democratic Party, and I think that this is interesting in this moment because, you know, in some ways it's a bit surprising.
Calder McHughHOST
1:46
Lots of Democrats are thinking about, "Okay, how do we kind of sharpen our attack lines on big tech?" At the same time, Carney and, with Project Blueprint and Conway are kind of trying to chart this interesting middle path.
Calder McHughHOST
3:44
But Conway was a donor to Leading the Future.
Calder McHughHOST
3:47
He donated last year, and I asked Carney in my interview about how Conway has been thinking about that donation specifically.
Jay CarneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:53
Ron, you know, if he had to do that over again, he wouldn't make that donation, and I think what, what's important in looking at that now is I think it certainly doesn't, you know, the sort of aura around it, it doesn't reflect where SV Angel is, where Ron Conway is, or where I am.
Jay CarneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:08
You know, we're, we're actually focused on, uh, you know, real regulation that's meaningful and effective.
Ziyad BasheerGUEST
13:20
That is a fantastic question.
Ziyad BasheerGUEST
13:21
And so when we started Aid, we were actually funded by great investors from the B-- from the Bay Area, uh, like Village Global, SV Angel, Kevin Carter, and a bunch of other angels, and also folks from companies like Shopify, um, Cohere from Toronto, and a bunch of other angel investors as well.
Michael BernzweigHOST
13:46
And did taking on formalized funding like that versus bootstrapping from the start help you get further faster? What...
Michael BernzweigHOST
13:55
You know, did it help you with referrals and introductions, with...

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Ep. 18 — Claude Cut Off the Internet, Ghost Builds a $3,499 AI Box

Oct 11 · 1 Mention

SkyHOST
3:11
And finally, Ghost raises eleven million dollars for Core, a three thousand four hundred and ninety nine dollar computer built to run personal AI agents.
SkyHOST
3:21
Founded by 19 year old Zain Javaid, Ghost emerged from stealth with a seed round led by Andreessen Horowitz, with other investors including Abstract, Audacious Ventures, SV Angel, and Nova.
AdamHOST
3:33
Core is a screenless desktop computer that runs personal AI agents continuously, with all models, data, and memory stored locally and encrypted.
AdamHOST
3:42
It features an NVIDIA RTX Pro 4000 SFF Blackwell GPU and comes preloaded with open weight models, QN three point eight Next, QN three point eight 27B, and Gemma four 31B.
AJ ScaramucciGUEST
16:22
So at Radial, we've built a very large now vertically integrated provider network for these kinds of therapies.
AJ ScaramucciGUEST
16:29
And, you know, we've raised some capital from General Catalyst, the Emerson Collective, Ron Conway, of course, at SV Angel, and David Tisch at Box Group, and we're now treating a lot of victims of rape and veterans of war.
AJ ScaramucciGUEST
16:40
It's, it's been a very fulfilling journey, and it's still just the beginning.
AJ ScaramucciGUEST
16:44
There's likely a, a half a dozen other therapies that are coming online in the ensuing years that are gonna be incredibly helpful for, for patients nationwide.
speaker_0NARRATOR
5:38
The startup behind Underdog is named Conway Research, and Collison isn't the only big-name investor.
speaker_0NARRATOR
5:45
Conway is backed by Andreessen Horowitz via partner Chris Dixon, as well as Coastal Adventures, Hummingbird, SV Angel, the Anthology Fund, and a prominent list of angel investors that includes Vercel founder Guillermo Rauch, Noam Brown, and Didi Das, among others.
speaker_0NARRATOR
6:06
Milius, an AI platform for generating ad campaigns, images, and videos, announced on Tuesday that it raised a total of $25 million in funding, including a $20 million Series A led by CRV and a $5 million seed round led by General Catalyst.
speaker_0NARRATOR
6:24
While the startup claims to have hit more than $1 million in annualized revenue within two months of coming out of stealth in July, it Co-founder Juwan Kim admits that Milius didn't hit it out of the park initially.

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Google Playground, Tab's $300M Valuation, and 5.35% Treasury Yields

Oct 7 · 1 Mention

Jamie RossHOST
6:49
Brennan Erbs, Stafford Schlitt, and Emre Amdani founded Tab.
Jamie RossHOST
6:53
SV Angel, Valar Ventures, and American Spirit invested money in the company.
Jamie RossHOST
6:58
Tab is asking people to let software act on their behalf, and Amdani says trust is central to that.
Jamie RossHOST
7:05
How does Tab say a purchase works?
AbramGUEST
32:19
Uh, a mutual friend set us up, and he was working on an early-stage startup.
AbramGUEST
32:23
I was, prior to Splits or prior to working with Will, um, I was doing, like, early-stage investing at a place called SV Angel for a long time.
AbramGUEST
32:31
So Ron Conway is a very prolific, kind of like brought angel investing to Silicon Valley in many ways.
AbramGUEST
32:37
Was one of the pioneers of that.
AbramGUEST
32:43
I was...
AbramGUEST
32:43
I was like, "Oh, if you ever go and raise financing, like, you know, maybe there's a world that we can work together." That didn't end up happening.
AbramGUEST
32:48
Fast-forward a few years, he was winding that down, I had left SV Angel, and we started, you know, working on side projects together.
AbramGUEST
32:56
And the idea for Splits came about from seeing Mirror and OpenZeppelin.

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