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Founding Partner Kate Beardsley joined Carta 's Head of Insights Peter Walker on the latest episode of their podcast, The Data Minute.  Listen below for a fantastic conversation across a wide range of topics, including:

✅ The benefits of priced rounds vs. SAFEs
✅ Themes we're excited about Hannah Grey VC
✅ What early stage #founders need to know about crossing the Series A chasm, and navigating these challenging market conditions

Link in the comments to listen the full episode:

Excellent post by portfolio founder Kence Anderson of Composabl - highlighting the transformative potential of AI agents and LLMs in reshaping how we interact with technology.

Exciting collaboration between Hannah Grey portfolio company Wave and mpathic around eliminating racial bias from healthcare LLMs - the future of care will be more accessible, and inclusive.  Congrats Sarah Adler, PsyD and team on the milestone!

Exciting milestone for UpSmith - maximizing productivity, revenue, and worker morale for skilled trades; now integrated with ServiceTitan 👀

Feeling Invisible Worlds: Spatial Computing, Haptics & A Future of Perception is the latest in our Hannah Grey collaborative series of articles with Matt Klein and ZINE, exploring the future of what it means to be human in a world of constant change.

Our dependence on smartphones has birthed an recent wave of societal pushback that is manifesting in a myriad of interesting ways: on the analog front, an explosion of members clubs, many attempts at establishing a new wave of 3rd places, Gen Z reading clubs, chess clubs, run clubs (which double as IRL dating apps for some), birding clubs, etc. On the digital front, energy and investment in new form factors and advancements in spatial computing, which will continue to see headsets miniaturize over time. It’s possible that the future of how we interact with each other will be both more human, and more digital at the same time.

This next generation of hardware needs to feel more human and more authentically connected to the real world: to raise the bar for creativity, productivity, and things that we haven’t yet imagined are possible with AI and spatial computing.

To that end, Afference, Inc., a new Hannah Grey investment, is profiled in the article as a company that is addressing this head-on by enabling touch for the spatial computing era via haptic feedback based on decades of research from neuroscientists and neural engineers. Afference’s Phantom glove creates neural stimulation that creates artificial touch, to be able to literally feel digital objects, while preserving the freedom to interact seamlessly with both digital and physical worlds.

Our ability to harness the potential of spatial computing and ensure that this future computing paradigm is one that does not contradict our humanity is explored at length in the article, linked below:

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