Databricks’ GPT rival that invests in “underperforming” founders

Hello and welcome Right, a startup business podcast where we explore the numbers and nuances behind the headlines. This is our Friday episode, where we take a look at the most important stories and topics of the week.

As the week involves a detailed, we also close the book on the trial of former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried, a former crypto baron who faces 25 years in prison. But while the SBF news was big, there was rather a lot more to speak about in today’s Equity News roundup episode.

WITH Kirsten Korosec, Mary Anna AzevedoAND Alex Wilhelm this week on board, the crew learned about Robinhood’s latest bank card and what it could actually tell us in regards to the strategy of major tech firms, Fisker’s recent woes, and even Databricks’ latest artificial intelligence model, which it spent $10 million to launch.

But it wasn’t enough. We also reached out to 2 firms creating startups focused on children. One of them desires to help little ones learn to make music, the opposite works to scale back waste and help parents look after their children on a good budget. Finally, let’s take a take a look at who the unicorn founders really are and learn in regards to the latest $100 million fund to support climate tech.