Kirsten Korosec is a person tracked in our intelligence system with 5 linked articles.
The piece portrays a forthcoming redistribution of AI wealth amid regulatory threats and a shift toward AI infrastructure funding (chip-backed loans, nuclear SMR bets), with multiple hard-data markers on funding, valuations, and regulatory moves.
Pew’s report shows X still leads the small-social-app segment in the U.S. with 21% usage, despite competition from Threads, Bluesky, and others, while overall platform leaders remain YouTube and Facebook; it also highlights regulatory/legal developments in autonomous-vehicle tech and funding activity across tech startups that could affect investment risk and opportunity.
Shernaz Daver, KV’s first CMO, is leaving after nearly five years, spotlighting her role in shaping Khosla Ventures as a premier AI-investor brand, with KV-backed funding milestones like Point One Navigation’s Series C.
TechCrunch’s Equity podcast probes whether tech CEOs are experiencing ‘AI psychosis,’ weighing leadership skepticism, user backlash, and a recent burst of Black-founded startup funding against a broader venture downturn.
TechCrunch Equity ties Aaron Levie’s AI psychosis assertion to concrete AI-related deals and layoffs, citing several hard data points (e.g., Snowflake–AWS $6B deal, Stord $250M at $3B valuation, OpenRouter $113M raise, Waymo robotaxi) and hiring trends.
Waymo leads Texas autonomous-vehicle registrations (577 vs peers) under a new state law mandating AV fleet registrations, highlighting regulatory transparency and competitive gaps in a nascent market.
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