Meta is splitting votes and economic interest into two distinct share classes (so each shareholder will get 2 shares for each share they own). So existing shares will retain votes and 1/2 of the economic interest and the new class will just have the 1/2 economic interest with no votes. I’m very curious how the market would price this - should be non-linear for voting premiums (although who cares while Zuck maintains 60% votes)

I've been using Wabi beta for the last couple of weeks and it has managed to achieve something really important for me - bring peace into my anxiety filled vc/founder life. I know Wabi is on top of things. I know it's going to pick up on something I forgot or missed and help me do it. I call it my Chief of Stuff.

One agent stops running. Giving it the next prompt. Matic comes to me asking for a water refill. There you go, little buddy. Another agent sopped running and asks for authentication. A doorbell finished updating and is asking to reboot. I’m tending to my robots all day

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📊 The State of AI, Q3 2026 — Join DVC’s Next Live Session We really enjoyed our last online gathering a couple of weeks ago, and your feedback gave us a good reason to make these conversations more regular. So we're back with another session! Join our general partners @Nick_Davidov and @msdavidova for a live walkthrough of our latest State of AI report for Q3 2026. We'll spend 45 minutes discussing our findings and observations on the AI landscape, followed by 15 minutes of open Q&A. A chance to hear our perspective, ask questions, and exchange views. Who are we inviting? ▫️ Accredited investors and qualified purchasers ▫️ Angel investors and family offices ▫️ Founders who have successfully exited their companies ▫️ Technical leaders working in AI If you're actively investing in AI or closely following where the industry is heading, we'd be glad to have you in the conversation. 📍 Online in Zoom | 60 minutes We're keeping this session to 100 participants. Registration is required, and everyone who signs up will receive the recording afterward. Join us: #VentureCapital# #AI# #StateOfAI# #InvestingInAI#

Higgsfield is now the fastest-growing skill freelancers get hired for. We are #1# on Contra’s Creative Intelligence 2026 list of the fastest-growing AI skills, with 25x growth from H1 2025 to H1 2026. My bet: within next 6 months, the most in-demand creative is the one who can take an idea all the way to a finished campaign. That’s why we built Higgsfield Katana, powered by Claude Motion. Give it a brief or your raw footage, and it hands back a finished edit, including the shots you never filmed. The next studio is one person with Higgsfield.

🔎 DVC portfolio is hiring! 1️⃣ @Perplexity_ai — Product Manager (Builder) Perplexity is looking for an experienced Product Manager to join its small, highly leveraged product team and build new products that accelerate human productivity. The role sits at the intersection of product, design, engineering and research, with a focus on Perplexity’s core Computer and search experience. They’re looking for someone with 4+ years of product management experience, strong data skills and a builder mindset. 📍 San Francisco / Palo Alto 💼 Full-time 💰 $230K–$330K + equity 👉 Apply here: 2️⃣ Realytics — Account Executive, SMB (Webinar-led) Realytics is building an AI business adviser for cafés, restaurants and local shops, powered by data from 288M+ places across 252 countries. They’re looking for a US-based Account Executive who can sell live to groups: run webinars for local business owners and own the full cycle, from filling the room to follow-up and closing. A background in food retail, real estate or local-business sales is a strong fit. 📍 US-based, remote 💼 Contractor 💰 Fixed + commission 👉 Apply here: Know someone who could be a fit? Tag them below or send them this post. 👇 #Hiring# #OpenRoles# #AI# #Startups# #VentureCapital#

All3 Mantis robots are no joke. 250lb machine that carries like 350lb payload and can do every needed construction operation fully autonomously. It also converts from a mantis mode to a dog mode to get through stairs or narrow doorways. The guys have shipped all 3 parts of the system needed for fully autonomous house construction: AI architect, pre-fab house manufacturing, and mantis robots who put this together. I am incredibly happy that DVC is one of the early investors and super bullish on their future.

I’ve been talking with my kids - 9 and 16, about the future. They’re growing up in Silicon Valley. My son spends most of his day at a computer, goes to Alpha School and loves coding; my daughter has little interest in technology and wants to be a doctor. But what strikes me is that neither of them seems excited by what technology could make possible. When I was their age, the future felt like a promise: traveling to space, curing diseases, stepping fully into virtual worlds, flying to Australia and back in an hour. Unlimited energy, abundance and joy. It felt like something our generation would get to imagine and build. To my kids, the future feels like something that will happen to them - more AI, more robots, more screens, a world that feels less human. At best, they’ll have to adapt. They don’t see themselves as the authors of the future, but as its subjects. Where did we go wrong? When did progress become something young people brace for rather than dream about? And how do we give them back the feeling that the future belongs to them - that it’s theirs to imagine, shape, and build?