Automatic transcription service Otter announced a new AI-powered chatbot today that will let participants ask questions during and after a meeting and help them collaborate with teammates. Otter AI Chat will help you catch up to the meeting if you ask “I’m late to the meeting! What did I miss?” or generate a follow-up email […]
Otter is introducing a meeting-oriented AI chatbot by Ivan Mehta originally published on TechCrunch
It’s no secret that there aren’t enough developers for the amount of work out there, so anything that helps ease their work load is going to be welcome. Since Harness launched five years ago, it’s been focused on creating a developer toolkit to help developers operate more efficiently throughout the software development lifecycle. That has […]
Harness releases generative AI assistant to help increase developer efficiency by Ron Miller originally published on TechCrunch
Commercial and defense organizations have an Earth data overload problem: they collect vast amounts of heavily siloed data, with few ways to quickly synthesize insights and deliver them to the people who most need it. Danti, a startup emerging from stealth today with $2.75 million in funding, wants to solve this problem with a powerful […]
Danti uses natural language processing to make searching Earth data simple by Aria Alamalhodaei originally published on TechCrunch
In late 2022, BetterBrand found success on Whole Foods Market shelves, driving over $1 million in gross sales in the first five months.
BetterBrand’s new dough raises company’s valuation to over $170M by Christine Hall originally published on TechCrunch
Notarize, the world’s largest online notary network, is launching Proof, a new company and platform for digital identity verifications. Beginning in August, Notarize’s business tools will be rebranded to Proof, and it is also changing its company name to Proof. Notarize will continue serving its online notary network, which is used by companies like Adobe […]
Notarize launches Proof to ensure safe online transactions by Catherine Shu originally published on TechCrunch