Sarah Mitchell

I was laid off from eBay. Now I run a business with 27 AI agents — these are the human parts I still handle myself.

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How One Ex-eBay Employee Built a 27-Agent AI Workflow to Run Her Entire Marketing Agency When Linara Bozieva was laid off from eBay in 2024 after an 11-year tenure, she didn’t just pivot careers—she rewrote the playbook for what a solopreneur can accomplish with artificial intelligence. Today, the 39-year-old San Jose-based founder runs Ravenopous, a … Read more

OpenAI is hiring workers to reduce ‘friction’ in communities where it’s building data centers

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Stargate’s Secret Weapon: How OpenAI Plans to Win Over Skeptical Communities with “Friction Reduction” Let’s be honest: building a $500 billion data center empire sounds like a purely technical challenge. You need land, power, GPUs, and fiber. But OpenAI just admitted something most tech giants won’t: the hardest part of scaling AI infrastructure isn’t the … Read more

More and more, these invisible hands are shaping your restaurant, hotel, event, and other purchases

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The New Gatekeepers: How Credit Cards and Platforms Are Quietly Steering Your Dining, Travel, and Event Decisions Remember the days when choosing a restaurant meant flipping through a dog-eared Zagat guide or asking a neighbor for a recommendation? Or when booking a hotel required a phone call to a travel agent who had a stack … Read more

These are the 3 drones Ukraine said it used to pierce Moscow’s air defense gauntlet in its biggest attack yet

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Inside Ukraine’s Boldest Drone Attack on Moscow: The Three Weapons That Pierced Russia’s Air Defense Meta Description: Ukraine launched its largest drone assault on Moscow yet, using three locally made drones – including a previously unknown variant called the Bars-SM Gladiator. Here’s what the attack reveals about the evolving state of long-range drone warfare. The … Read more

Pizza Hut’s AI system caused ‘cascading’ problems and $100M in damages, franchisee alleges in new suit

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AI Overpromise, Under-Delivery: What Pizza Hut’s $100M Franchisee Lawsuit Teaches B2B GTM Teams When a “Smart” System Destroys Your Core Metric In B2B SaaS, we obsess over product-led growth, AI copilots, and operational efficiency. But here’s a cold-hard truth: if your tech solution undermines the fundamental promise of your customer’s business, you’re not optimizing—you’re sabotaging. … Read more

Waymo is erroneously carding riders and some say it’s a new form of flattery

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Getting Carded by a Robotaxi: Why Waymo Is Age-Checking Riders and Why Some See It as a Compliment Remember the last time a bartender asked for your ID? That brief moment of validation—proof that your skincare routine is working or that you’ve somehow cheated time—is a small, flattering ritual. Now, in 2026, that same feeling … Read more

The Seed 40: The best women early-stage investors of 2026

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The Seed 40 2026: How Women Early-Stage Investors Are Reshaping Venture Capital The venture capital industry has long been a game of networks, relationships, and track records—systems that historically locked out women from the highest tiers of influence. But a new generation of women early-stage investors is rewriting the rules, proving that the most transformative … Read more

Why the former Google executive who backed OpenAI and Anthropic wants to get people off their screens

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How a Google Veteran Who Bet on OpenAI and Anthropic Now Wants to Save Us From Our Screens If you’re in B2B SaaS, you know the score: every second of screen time is a revenue opportunity. But Bradley Horowitz—the former Google VP of product who wrote early checks to OpenAI (2023) and Anthropic (2024)—is betting … Read more