Chloe Alpert

AI agents don’t just help people do the work anymore.

There’s a quiet revolution happening in AI, and it isn’t coming from the trillion-parameter giants.

Enterprises are keen to adopt generative AI, and most of them find themselves ill-equipped where it counts: their data infrastructure.

Enterprise data migration and governance is going through major change, driven by fast advances in artificial intelligence and natural language processing.

It’s a tough spot to be in when things aren’t going well at work for reasons outside your control, or for reasons you just don’t know how to fix.

When you raise $1M on a $5M valuation, that’s selling 20% of the company, right?

When founders hear “due diligence,” a lot of them pause, unsure what investors are actually going to do, especially the first time out.

I often talk with frustrated founders in the middle of a seed or pre-seed raise, and at some point they say a version of the same thing: “they have so much money, why can’t they just give me $50k?”

Back in early 2018, the Medinas co-founders sat down and wrote a set of company values we wanted to embody.

2019 marks the beginning of a major shift in healthcare IT, away from onsite server rooms and legacy software systems and toward cloud-based software services.