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Omar Sebai

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// @valiaventures //

Katılım Temmuz 2013
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Kenan Saleh
Kenan Saleh@kenanhsaleh·
What’s the best browser agent tool I can use to reserve tennis courts in SF when they’re released?
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Vic Yeh
Vic Yeh@vicoyeh·
Ran an insurance brokerage. Lived every workflow it takes to run one. Built the fix. Introducing @cara__ai — AI platform for insurance brokerages Excited to announce our $8M seed led by @kearnyjackson
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indykaila News
indykaila News@indykaila·
The old Manchester United feeling is back. Every United fan we know is looking forward to every game. The buzz is back again.
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Josh Sirota
Josh Sirota@joshua_sirota·
Excited to announce our $12M Seed Round led by @LongJourneyVC We’re an applied AI Lab building operational intelligence. We're thrilled to work with incredible startups like @UseCorgi , @slashapp , @agentmail , and many more. Our mission is to turn all of enterprise software into a prompt. We do this by using frontier models and post training specific models on company data. Thanks for the coverage @TimFernholz and @TechCrunch Read more about us here:
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Andrew Brackin
Andrew Brackin@brackin·
I joined @GradientVC at the start of 2024 after 10 years as an operator or founder at Jobr, Newfront, and Vial. I wasn’t sure if venture would be for me, but the chance to build the best platform for early AI founders was too compelling to miss. Today marks another step in that journey; we’re launching Fund V: $220M, as a fully independent firm. We sit in a unique spot: we take bets before ideas are obvious, lead rounds, and partner closely with founders through the highs and lows of building. Our team is all former operators and engineers, so we bring real empathy for how insanely hard it is and a lot of curiosity for what’s next. It's an absolute pleasure to work with @darian314 @thezbg, @Cdpetty, @denise_teng25, @EylulKayin, @jackie_eicholz, @kylerduffy, @vigsachi, and devon jarred! fortune.com/2026/03/17/goo…
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Bilal Zuberi
Bilal Zuberi@bznotes·
My heart is with friends and all people of Lebanon. They are being subjugated to terror, and it is not even getting discussed in the media/news. Entire region is suffering because of a few monsters. 💔
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Moiz Ali
Moiz Ali@moizali·
Favorite restaurant in NYC for iftar?
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Max Marchione
Max Marchione@maxmarchione·
Today, we share our AI doctor for the first time The future is an AI that knows more about your body than any human ever could. 247 commits. 140,000 lines of code. Months of engineering. Here it is:
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Omar Sebai
Omar Sebai@omarsebai_·
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Healthcare AI Guy@HealthcareAIGuy

NEW: Bessemer’s state of health AI 2026 lays out why the healthcare AI wave is real Here are the 6 bullish signals: 1. M&A is surging because AI is a margin lever. Global healthtech M&A hit ~400 deals in 2025 (vs 350 in 2024) as incumbents and PE bought AI to drive immediate revenue lift and cost efficiency. The playbook is rollups and platform builds, vs R&D bets. 2. Private market funding is back, and bigger. 2025 saw ~527 VC deals and ~$14B invested. Average round size rose 42% YoY, and AI companies captured ~55% of healthtech funding, showing where conviction is strongest. 3. Valuations are rising, led by health AI. Late-stage healthtech valuations jumped, especially Series D+ (+63% YoY). Mega-rounds are clustering in breakout AI companies, widening the gap between winners and everyone else. 4. This is not a simple bubble story. It looks more like the early internet era than the 2021 bubble. Some companies will fail, but the category is producing foundational winners that can grow into huge outcomes. 5. New business models make AI more investable. “AI-services-as-software” delivers service-quality output with software-like margins (often 70–80%+ gross). Buyers are pulling solutions in because ROI is immediate and measurable. 6. Adoption is happening at record speed. Ambient AI scribes scaled in 2–3 years vs 15 years for EHRs. By March 2025, ~92% of health systems were piloting or deploying them, with early adopters reporting 10–15% revenue lift.

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David Senra@FoundersPodcast·
Sage advice from @naval : "Health, love, and your mission, in that order. Nothing else matters."
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Omar Sebai@omarsebai_·
One of the best AI products I've ever used built by the world class team at @yutori_ai Scouts now available at yutori.com
Abhishek Das@abhshkdz

Today, we're making Scouts available to everyone! Earlier this year, Scouts was born out of a simple observation — that so many of life's background (or even foreground!) tasks have a recurring flavor, e.g. house hunting, early stages of travel planning, sourcing leads, discovering rare products, job search, staying on top of niche news / research / podcasts, discovering local events, etc. It's been gratifying to see all the love and feedback from our closed beta users who've helped shape the product over the last few months ❤️ With just a simple query, Scouts lets you deploy a team of AI agents to monitor anything for you. Running 24x7 in the background on the web. So you have the mental space to focus on what's most meaningful to you. The underlying agent architecture is incredibly powerful — subagents all the way down, powered by our own web navigation agent, and with access to way more tools / APIs than before. This what the future of interfacing with the web looks like. Where you're not sitting there manually browsing and refreshing, buried in tabs, ads, noise, distractions, context switches. Think Google Alerts on steroids. This has been, hands down, the most fun and challenging release from our team. As with all things agentic, there's a lot of noise out there, and every micro-decision matters in shipping reliable agents. To celebrate this release, we're offering all paid plans at 50% off, and here's a video we recently shot. Hope you like it.

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Kenan Saleh
Kenan Saleh@kenanhsaleh·
Excited to share that I’ve joined @a16z as an Investment Partner. I’ll be focusing on early-stage investing as part of a16z @speedrun, where we invest $1M in new startups and help them scale. I first got to know a16z when I joined Lyft in 2019, where the firm was a major investor and Ben was on the board. I’ve always admired their unique approach to venture as a product, focus on content marketing, and culture of deep respect for the entrepreneur. I’m thrilled to now join and serve founders alongside @andrewchen, @Tocelot, @JoshLu, @tkexpress11, @emilybenn12, @custo_lejla, @samshank, @far33d, @marcussegal, @ndrewlee, and the rest of the team. Thank you to the incredible team at @BainCapVC – who gave me my first introduction to venture and the best training I could’ve asked for. If you’re working on something new – I’d love to hear from you. It’s time to build!
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Grace Carney
Grace Carney@gracekcarney·
Grateful to the @usv team, and to the phenomenal founders and leaders across the USV portfolio, for three unforgettable years Very, very excited to be joining the world-class crew @AbridgeHQ to scale operations and power our mission of deeper understanding in healthcare!
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Isaiah Taylor - making nuclear reactors
Today we're announcing Valar Atomics' $130m Series A, led by Doug Philippone at Snowpoint Ventures and co-lead by Day One and Dream. Also joining Team Valar are Balerion, Contrary, DTX, Alumni, Crosscut, Triplepoint, Palmer Luckey, Shyam Sankar, and more great funds and angels.
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Max Marchione
Max Marchione@maxmarchione·
The fundamental challenge with the sleep thing is that if I have 8 hours sleep 2 nights in a row I can't get to sleep the next few nights. It used to take me 3 hours to get to sleep, and the only thing that drove a material delta in sleep onset time was sleeping less. I get there sleep hygiene, CBTI, supplements, etc – I've tried everything for 10 years – but none actually work that well. I suspect we need some sort of therapeutic intervention to actually solve sleep – a peptide or potentially headband are my top bets.
Max Marchione@maxmarchione

wow, I had more than 8 hours sleep for the first time in a while and I feel incredible. this sleep thing works

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