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Exclusive: ClearJet raises $25M to build the ‘Uber of Cargo’

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ClearJet, an AI-enabled logistics technology startup, has raised a $25 million Series B, it tells Crunchbase News exclusively. Edison Partners led the raise, which brings the Austin-based startup’s total funding to $40 million since its 2022 inception. Returning backers Venture53, Origin Ventures, SaltVC and SpringTime Ventures also participated in the round. ClearJet’s earlier investors include […]

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National AI Skilling Initiative records 60,253 enrolments in Phase I; Phase II details being finalised

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The National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Skilling Initiative has recorded 60,253 applications and enrolments under Phase I while the government is finalising the details of Phase II, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting said on Wednessday.

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Sector Snapshot: Fitness Startup Funding Is Rebounding, But Investors Want AI And Data, Not Treadmills

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If you’re anything like yours truly, your fitness ambitions for 2026 far exceed reality. Venture investors, luckily, seem to be more upbeat than they have been in years about the future of fitness and wellness. Startup investment in those categories totaled more than $3.6 billion in the first half of this year, putting 2026 on

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The Two Pillars of Post-training: Reinforcement Learning and Supervised Fine-Tuning

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This is the second article in Sharon Zhou’s post-training series. Read part 1 here. In the first post of this series, you learned how post-training closed the fundamental gap in usability of LLMs by making them behave in a certain way. In this post, you’ll explore specific techniques you can use to change a model’s

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