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Tamez Labs

Tamez Labs

Grep News | Trip Wire

Tamez Labs

Technology Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship English

Tamez Labs is a podcast about the AI economy. Companies and tools. Who's raising. What's shipping. What's worth your time.

AI startup episodes profile one company that just raised $100M or more. The product, the founders, the market, and hidden details. We uncover what made the round make sense to the people who
wrote the checks.

Head-to-head episodes put the latest AI tools to a challenge to see which one wins. Claude vs Cursor. ChatGPT vs Gemini. Veo vs Sora.

Hosted by Trip and Jack. New episodes weekly. Tamez Labs is for entertainment purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice.

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humans&: The $480M Bet Against Solo AI

humans&: The $480M Bet Against Solo AI

A startup called humans& just raised 480 million dollars at a 4.48 billion dollar valuation with 20 employees, no product, and three months of existence — and the money is not a fluke. The founders are ex-xAI, ex-Anthropic, and Stanford AI royalty, and they left those labs specifically because they believe every major AI company is building for one person at a time when the hardest, most...

ASML Just Bet €1.7B on Mistral AI's European Answer

ASML Just Bet €1.7B on Mistral AI's European Answer

The company that holds a total global monopoly on the machines that make AI chips just took an 11% stake in a two-year-old French startup — and that startup was founded by two of the people who literally invented open-weight AI models at Meta. Mistral AI is quietly building the thing nobody thought Europe could pull off: a sovereign AI stack where your data never touches an American server, not...

We shipped a 60 second apparel spot using Google Omni as the heavy lift

We shipped a 60 second apparel spot using Google Omni as the heavy lift

Google just dropped Gemini Omni at I/O 2026 and motion designers are already stress-testing it on real client work — specifically, building a full 60-second branded spot for an indie apparel brand using nothing but Omni and After Effects. The catch is brutal and very real: Omni hard-caps every clip at 10 seconds, slaps a mandatory AI watermark on every export, and has zero native integration with...

Anduril Industries: $20B Army Contract At 24 Years Old

Anduril Industries: $20B Army Contract At 24 Years Old

A 24-year-old who once considered making food from sewage-derived petroleum just landed a 20-billion-dollar Army contract — and buried inside it is something wilder than the number itself: 120 separate Pentagon procurement processes collapsed into one ordering mechanism any federal buyer can use. That is not a weapons deal, that is a hostile takeover of how the US military buys things. Palmer...

Cursor vs Claude Code: where the code breaks first

Cursor vs Claude Code: where the code breaks first

Claude Code went so viral over the 2025 holidays that people who had never written a line of code were using it to ship real apps, which is wild until you realize the terminal has a hard ceiling on visual work. Cursor vs Claude Code for a junior dev building a portfolio site in two hours is not even close: Cursor wins because a portfolio is a visual artifact and you cannot iterate on spacing and...

Why Physical Intelligence Open-Sourced a $1.1B Model

Why Physical Intelligence Open-Sourced a $1.1B Model

Two robotic arms ran a commercial espresso machine for 13 hours straight at Physical Intelligence's SF headquarters — grinding, pulling shots, frothing, cleaning, repeating — with zero human intervention and zero reprogramming between cycles. This isn't a party trick: it's proof that their open-source AI model, trained across hundreds of tasks and dozens of robot types, can handle the relentless...

Veo 3 vs Sora 2: which one ships the commercial

Veo 3 vs Sora 2: which one ships the commercial

Google and OpenAI are literally fighting right now over which AI can shoot a 30-second Nike-style running shoe commercial, and neither one can do it without a human fixing the seams. Sora 2 dropped April 26 with physics modeling that actually understands how a foot hits pavement, while Veo 3.1 still wins on studio lighting and 4K vertical output for social cuts. But both tools fall apart on hand...

How Skild Brain Controls Any Robot, Zero Retraining

How Skild Brain Controls Any Robot, Zero Retraining

One robot dog walked another robot dog on a leash. Same brain, zero retraining, two completely different bodies — and that demo is the clearest proof yet that Skild AI is not building a robot, it is building the operating system for all of them. Fifty employees, thirty million in revenue, fourteen billion dollar valuation, and a bet from SoftBank, NVIDIA, and Bezos that whoever owns the universal...

Cerebras Systems Wafer Scale AI Chips Run Entire Models Fifteen Times Faster

Cerebras Systems Wafer Scale AI Chips Run Entire Models Fifteen Times Faster

Cerebras just built a single computer chip the size of a dinner plate with nearly a trillion transistors, and it runs AI inference up to 15 times faster than Nvidia's best GPUs by eliminating the bottleneck everyone else just accepted. OpenAI liked it so much they signed a 20-billion-dollar multi-year deal and are already using it to power a coding tool, after Cerebras literally took the contract...

Fal Fast Generative Media API For Sub Second Image And Video

Fal Fast Generative Media API For Sub Second Image And Video

fal just raised 140 million dollars to become the invisible backbone of AI-generated images and videos, processing billions of assets every month for Adobe, Canva, and Shopify. They built an inference engine that makes AI image generation ten times faster than normal, so you get results in under a second instead of waiting around for eight or ten. Their valuation went from 1.5 billion to 4.5...