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A Cosign list compiled by Jack & Jill AI of 100 companies, mostly UK and European startups such as ElevenLabs, Cohere and Attio, with short company descriptions and links to their open jobs.
A job board listing open roles at startups and AI companies, sorted newest first, with filters for location, workplace type, pay and posting date.
A daily.dev roundup of reactions to Entire, a Git forge for agent-human collaboration launched by former GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke, including investor Gergely Orosz's stated reasons for backing it.
A pre-seed venture capital firm that invests in early-stage software startups and publishes free guidance for founders on fundraising and building a company.
Venture studio founded by Andrew Ng that co-founds companies with entrepreneurs, venture funds, and corporate partners; reports backing of over $370 million and accepts applications to build with it.
Podcast hosted by Stripe cofounder John Collison, featuring conversations with founders, builders, and technology leaders.
Trend-discovery platform surfacing emerging topics, technologies, and startups, with a free tier for browsing trending searches and reports.
Next Play newsletter post collecting practical job-search advice from 23 startup recruiters on resumes, outreach and interviews.
The site of PSI, a company describing itself as an AI-native laboratory applying AI to physics problems in energy, computation, materials and sensing.
Tech:NYC's monthly roundup of New York City companies that raised Series A rounds; September 2026 lists seventeen companies reporting $405 million in total.
a16z post from October 7, 2026 announcing an investment, amount not disclosed, in Preference Model, a company that builds reinforcement-learning environments for AI labs. The post says the company is open-sourcing a framework called Karotte.
Essay from the a16z.news newsletter (October 8, 2026) by Andreessen Horowitz on the chief financial officer role.
Newsletter post from next play listing nine concrete, same-day actions job seekers can take to stand out when applying to high-growth AI and tech startups, including outreach and portfolio tactics.
A global pre-seed startup accelerator and network of incubators, mentors and investors, with chapters in cities worldwide. Its accelerator charges fees; its insights, events and resources pages are free to read.
Economic Innovation Group's September 2026 report on how AI is affecting new business formation and entrepreneurship in the U.S. The PDF could not be read automatically, so this description comes from its title and publisher.
CEO of Late Checkout, a holding company building community-based internet businesses. His free weekly letter shares startup ideas and business-building frameworks; his site also lists free guides on AI content automation, agent skills and funnels.
Real pitch decks that raised money, organized by stage from pre-seed to Series C — Airbnb, Dropbox, Uber, Coinbase, LinkedIn, Notion and dozens more. The Founder Folks community itself is invite-only; the deck library page is open to read.
Event calendar for Tech Week, a series of city-based tech weeks with meetups, panels and demo nights hosted by startups and investors.
Why I recommend it: The page blocked the automated check, so this description comes from the title. Most listed events need registration; check each event for its price.
Free Substack newsletter from Andrew Yeung on people, events and trends in tech and business, with tens of thousands of subscribers.
Startup Science ranking and overview of startup accelerator programs for 2026.
Research publications from Contrary, a venture capital firm, with in-depth company and industry reports including coverage of AI companies.
A daily list of new tech products, voted on by the community — a quick way to spot new AI and startup tools.
Why I recommend it: Free to browse. Rankings reflect launch-day campaigning as much as quality, and many listed products are paid. Its site blocked my automated check.
Venture firm Radical Ventures on "neolabs" — new, research-first AI labs founded outside the big companies.
Why I recommend it: A venture capitalist writing about a trend it invests in. The page blocked our automated check.
A reputation and vouching tool for the startup ecosystem — founders, investors and operators vouch for people they have actually worked with, so warm intros carry more weight.
Why I recommend it: Pricing is not published on the site, so treat the free tier as unconfirmed until you sign up. A vouching network is only as good as who else is on it.
