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SuperMe raises $20M for its network of AI expert profiles

When people have career or job questions, they usually tap into their network to find experts who’ve faced a similar predicament and can offer answers. Increasingly, that job is falling to AI.

SuperMe is a network of AI profiles built from the knowledge of real-life experts. When you ask a question, the platform determines which experts are best suited to answer and creates a group chat with their AI profiles.

To scale that network on both sides, meaning more users asking questions and more experts supplying knowledge, the startup announced today that it is raising $20 million in funding led by Kirsten Green at Forerunner, with participation from Greylock Partners.

Casey Winters and Ludo Antonov founded the startup in 2024. Both have experience at large consumer companies. Winters held exec roles at Grubhub, Pinterest, and Eventbrite, and has advised companies like Airbnb and Canva part time. Antonov was head of...

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T-Mobile's iPhone Duo deal has just gotten even better — the device is now up to $1,200 off with a line or…

The iPhone Duo is still facing a lengthy backorder at T-Mobile, but that hasn't stopped the carrier from listing an extremely strong deal on Apple's first foldable. Right now, you can get an increased discount of up to $1,200 with either a trade-in or a

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Discord Goes the Reddit Way: Public Server Content to Appear in Google Search

Discord has decided to let some public server messages appear in Google Search in an effort to help web users discover public Discord communities. The change only affects Discoverable Servers, which are public communities found in Discord's Server Discovery directory. Private servers, direct messages, group direct messages, private

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Data centers could send US climate pollution skyrocketing

Gas plants built for data centers are poised to undo more than a decade of climate action. by Justine Calma Oct 29, 2026, 5:10 PM UTC Image: Cath Virginia / The Verge, Getty Images Justine Calma is a senior science reporter covering energy and the environment with more than a

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'I think this is a great time to go do the new thing': OpenAI CEO Sam Altman thinks Gen Z entering the workforce should throw out the rulebook and do their own thing

* Sam Altman says Gen Z need to do something different in the AI age * Thinking outside the box may be key to getting a job, OpenAI CEO says * AI will start taking over many roles soon, Altman predicts OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has said he believes young people entering the

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T-Mobile's iPhone Duo deal has just gotten even better — the device is now up to $1,200 off with a line or…

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'I think this is a great time to go do the new thing': OpenAI CEO Sam Altman thinks Gen Z entering the workforce should throw out the rulebook and do their own thing