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Building a company is a confrontational act. Introducing Knuckle Up: conversations with people who’ve operated at the highest level. Recruiting. Culture. Intensity. The inner game of being a CEO. First episode with Frank Slootman drops today. Trailer ↓




BREAKING: ElevenAgents are taking over. $300M ARR in 2025. 2026 growth? “Something really high.” @elevenlabs is entering its next act — moving beyond voice models to fully deployed, insurable, production-grade voice agents at scale Head of Growth Luke Harries (@lukeharries) outlines what comes next: - Act I: CTO Piotr (@dabkowski_piotr) built the first human-like AI voice model - Act II: Agents now “passing the Turing test” - Act III: Global deployment across enterprise, government, & commerce Already live in production with: • Deutsche Telekom: multilingual, always-on customer support • Klarna + Revolut: commerce workflows • Ukraine: citizen-facing government services Fueled by Luke’s tactical growth strategy: “An engineering approach to marketing” Close-to-the-metal feedback loops. Product-led launches. Live demos. Paid + SEO. Alpha users shaping the roadmap. Case studies proving ROI. Forward-deployed engineers embedded with enterprise customers. All tightly integrated to quickly turn model breakthroughs into revenue And now: the first insurable voice agents — guardrails + audits that unlock enterprise-ready deployment worldwide











Utah has become the first state to allow AI to renew medical prescriptions with no doctor involved. The company, Doctronic, also secured a malpractice insurance policy for their AI. Their data also shows that their system matches doctors treatment plans 99.2% of the time.




Crypto payment cards have become one of the most practical bridges between Web3 and TradFi. Essentially, they’re like regular debit or credit cards but are funded by crypto, which is automatically converted into fiat at the point of sale. This lets users spend crypto almost anywhere, while earning cashback and other on-chain perks. — We now have multiple projects rolling out payment cards. Some issue Visa cards, some Mastercards, and a few issue cards on both networks. Why? Both cards operate across different jurisdictions and have varying compliance standards. Offering both cards allows projects to serve users globally, ensuring coverage even in regions where one has limited reach. This also gives users the flexibility to choose based on fees, card limits, and other perks. — From virtual cards for online payments to physical cards that work worldwide, these products are seamlessly connecting digital liquidity with real world utility, making crypto usable in everyday life. Here’s a comprehensive list of projects offering crypto payment cards, grouped based on the type of card offered (between Visa or/and Mastercard while keeping in mind their functional classification).

