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AI represents the next critical inflection point—not merely an incremental improvement, but a fundamental transformation—of the cybersecurity landscape.
At Menlo Ventures, we are deeply committed to supporting the world’s most transformative AI companies.
When we launched the $100 million Anthology Fund in July with our partners at Anthropic, we set out to support cutting-edge AI startups pushing the boundaries of innovation.
At AWS re:Invent, we teamed up with our friends at Anthropic and AWS to host an unforgettable event for founders and innovators from across the tech ecosystem.
The enterprise AI landscape is being rewritten in real time. As pilots give way to production, we surveyed 600 U.S. enterprise IT decision-makers to reveal the emerging winners and losers.
Numeric is the first company succeeding in building the financial graph that unifies disparate data silos, workflows, and subledgers.
Since announcing the Anthology Fund, we’ve received thousands of applications from pioneering founders. Here’s what we discovered about the next wave of AI-powered companies.
The battle for AI talent continues to heat up: Top AI/ML scientists and researchers are now commanding staggering compensation packages that far exceed those of traditional technical roles like software engineers.
With new building blocks like multi-step logic, external memory, and access to third-party tools and APIs, the next wave of agents is expanding the frontier of AI capabilities to enable end-to-end process automation.
Unlike previous generations of software that primarily addressed low-level, sequential tasks that could be robotically executed, new cognitive architectures enable AI agents to dynamically automate end-to-end processes.
The Anthology Fund is a $100 million initiative created through a partnership between Menlo Ventures and Anthropic to fuel the next generation of AI startups.
Predictive and generative AI are entering many new applications. At Menlo Ventures, we are especially excited about applications for AI in drug discovery and development, specifically when new technology can directly address a major unmet need.
With supply chain companies increasingly recognizing the advantages of shared data and optimized workflows, a new era of collaboration is on the horizon.
Observe’s success in moving to the enterprise provides a playbook for both startups and enterprises on how to leverage GenAI to win together.
The first AI-native enterprise apps broke from the pack, distinguishing themselves from the wave of AI apps that emerged last year following the rise of OpenAI and Anthropic.
AI-generated video is on the verge of its ChatGPT moment.
