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Things AI can do, but laws won’t allow: 16 profitable AI ideas big tech won’t touch (but you can)

1 week ago | techstartups.com | Daniel Levi

Earlier this week, I came up with what I thought was a million-dollar idea: a fully automated face shape analyzer powered by AI. I had done the research. The demand was massive. I looked at tools like Detect Face Shape AI, a category with over 1.3 million people searching each month for “what is my face shape.” It felt like a no-brainer.
SpaceX’s Journey to Mars: How Starship Will Use a Hohmann Orbital Transfer from Earth to Mars (And the Physics Behind It)

1 week ago | techstartups.com | Daniel Levi

For centuries, Mars has captivated the human imagination — a mysterious red dot in the sky that beckons explorers, scientists, and dreamers alike. From ancient astronomers tracking its erratic orbit to modern engineers designing spacecraft to land on its dusty surface, Mars has always felt just out of reach. But that’s changing.”SpaceX is pushing ahead with its most ambitious goal yet: sending humans to Mars.
Zircuit Enables Non-Custodial Wallet Top-Ups for Crypto.com Visa Cards

1 week ago | techstartups.com | Daniel Levi

George Town, Grand Cayman, May 30th, 2025, ChainwireZircuit, the chain where innovation meets security, announced the launch of non-custodial wallet top-ups for Crypto.com Visa Cards. This new integration enables users to seamlessly fund their cards via Zircuit. Now live in the Crypto.com App, this feature allows users to connect a non-custodial wallet to their Crypto Wallet and transfer ZRC via Zircuit Chain.
Grammarly raises $1 billion from General Catalyst to expand AI platform and accelerate growth toward IPO

1 week ago | techstartups.com | Daniel Levi

Grammarly just landed a massive $1 billion in non-dilutive financing from General Catalyst. The deal gives the writing assistant company fresh firepower to grow its AI offerings, expand into new products, and ramp up marketing—all without giving up equity. The investment, announced Thursday, is structured through General Catalyst’s Customer Value Fund. That means Grammarly won’t give up shares, but instead will repay a portion of the revenue generated from the capital used to acquire new customers.
Top Startup and Tech Funding News – May 28, 2025 - Tech Startups

1 week ago | techstartups.com | Nickie Louise

It’s Thursday, May 29, 2025—and we’re back with your daily funding rundown, charting the capital flows, emerging startups, and strategic bets that signal where tech is headed next. Today’s batch is nothing short of diverse, both in geography and ambition. From Grammarly locking in a stunning $1 billion infusion to expand its AI-powered productivity suite to AusperBio’s $50 million push for a hepatitis B cure, the momentum across sectors is undeniable.
REplace raises $2.1M to accelerate clean energy projects with AI-powered site intelligence

1 week ago | techstartups.com | Nickie Louise

REplace, a startup using AI to streamline how renewable energy and data center projects get off the ground, has raised $2.1 million in funding. The platform helps developers and investors find optimal sites in seconds—a process that normally takes months—by crunching through more than 50 factors like landowner data, grid proximity, permitting hurdles, and market conditions.
Donut Labs raises $7M seed round to launch first ‘agentic’ crypto browser

1 week ago | techstartups.com | Daniel Levi

Donut, the first agentic crypto browser that unifies wallets, networks, and DEXs, has closed a $7 million pre-seed round led by Hongshan (formerly Sequoia China), BITKRAFT, and HackVC. The round also saw backing from Sky9 Ventures, Matrix Partners, Makers Fund, Altos, Orthogonal Ventures, Vessel Ventures, and SonicSVM. Based in New York, Donut wants to change how people (and AI agents) use the internet, not just to look around, but to actually do things.
Bubblemaps launches V2 to bring real-time onchain intelligence across six blockchains

1 week ago | techstartups.com | Nickie Louise

Bubblemaps just rolled out public access to V2, its most advanced upgrade yet. The onchain analytics platform, already popular across crypto communities, now works live on Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Base, Tron, and ApeChain. With this version, users can track token flows, wallet clusters, and trading patterns in real time, with zero coding required. Two standout features—Magic Nodes and Time Travel—bring new depth to onchain sleuthing. Magic Nodes help surface hidden relationships between wallets.
Fullscreen BitM Attack Discovered by SquareX Exploits Browser Fullscreen APIs to Steal Credentials in Safari

1 week ago | techstartups.com | Daniel Levi

PALO ALTO, California, May 29th, 2025, CyberNewsWireToday, SquareX released new threat research on an advanced Browser-in-the-Middle (BitM) attack targeting Safari users. As highlighted by Mandiant, adversaries have been increasingly using BitM attacks to steal credentials and gain unauthorized access to enterprise SaaS apps. BitM attacks work by using a remote browser to trick victims into interacting with an attacker-controlled browser via a pop-up window in the victim’s browser.
DeepSeek quietly releases upgraded R1 AI model that shook U.S. tech giants

1 week ago | techstartups.com | Nickie Louise

Just a few months after it sent shockwaves through the tech industry, Chinese AI startup DeepSeek is back with another surprise—this time, it didn’t make a sound. Without an official announcement or media push, DeepSeek quietly uploaded an upgraded version of its reasoning model to Hugging Face, a public AI repository. It’s the latest move from the company that made headlines earlier this year after its original R1 model outperformed heavyweights like Meta and OpenAI.