Robert Scammell
Senior Editor at Business Insider
Senior editor of VC, startups & tech at @BusinessInsider. Signal: Rob_Scammell.12
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4 days ago |
businessinsider.com | Robert Scammell |Hugh Langley |Henry Blodget
AI is already entering the workplace, so how should employees make sure it doesn't take their jobs? For HR software company Lattice, the answer is to embrace it now and get ahead. Last month, the company announced it was launching an AI agent designed to help HR teams. The agent would effectively give employees a digital copilot to answer questions about payroll, benefits, and other things they might usually message a human about.
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4 days ago |
businessinsider.com | Robert Scammell |Riddhi Kanetkar |Henry Blodget
A startup that uses AI to track goods so companies can ensure their supply chains are resilient has raised a $30 million Series B funding round led by Notion Capital. London-based Treefera has developed a platform that pulls in satellite and drone images of the so-called first mile of supply chains — the initial starting point from which goods are transported.
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5 days ago |
businessinsider.com | Robert Scammell |Hugh Langley |Henry Blodget
AI is already taking human jobs, but the CEO of Google DeepMind believes the disruption will lead to the creation of new, "very valuable" roles.
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1 week ago |
businessinsider.com | Robert Scammell |Riddhi Kanetkar |Henry Blodget
Hackathons bring together computer engineers to rapidly solve technical problems. Now, they are increasingly helping startups solve another problem: scouting AI talent. The event, which brings people together for around 24 to 72 hours to build a software product, gained traction in Silicon Valley in the 2000s and became a staple affair for Big Tech companies like Meta.
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1 week ago |
businessinsider.com | Robert Scammell |Effie Webb |Henry Blodget
Gale, a startup that uses AI to streamline the US visa application process for employers and workers, has raised $2.7 million in seed funding. Its cofounders, who are all immigrants, launched the startup out of Y Combinator's 2025 winter cohort following their own frustrations navigating the US visa system. The trio — Rahul Gudise, Rishabh Sambare, and Haokun Qin — told Business Insider they found the process confusing, full of delays, and bureaucratic.
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