This morning we have an interesting mix of stories, which bring technology, politics and AI together in interesting ways. To work:
Stocks: It’s another big week for earnings, including Hubspot, Instacart, Monday.com, and Cisco. We should learn a lot about the state of software and hardware sales as last year ended, and what some critical tech names see for the rest of the year.
Crypto: Prices are up in the crypto world over the last week. Coinbase reports this week as well, which should give us a feel for how optimistic the leading North American crypto company is feeling.
Waymo: Some folks set fire to a Waymo car in San Francisco. Which is so goddamned dumb that I would pull my hair out if I had any.
Bugcrowd: A $102 million round? You love to see it. Mega-rounds have become less common in recent quarters, so when bug-bounty-focused Bugcrowd put together just such a round, we had to talk about it.
AI field trips: No matter where you are founded, you are going to need to keep tabs on the AI work going on in Silicon Valley.
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Peak XV's AI field trips, and why we don't set self-driving cars on fire | Equity podcast - Listen or read transcript on Metacast
