Five live signals across AI funding, founder revenue, agent safety, venture money, and betting costs.
The Information reports a Sequoia-led round for the young AI research company. Another report puts it at $40 million and a $300 million value. Trajectory has not posted final terms.
Back-to-back funding would show how quickly investors are pricing teams led by former big-tech AI researchers.
The voice-agent startup says subscriptions are growing more than 30 percent each month and yearly sales passed $10 million. Those figures come from the company and have not been independently checked.
If the claim holds, small teams may be buying phone agents faster than the wider AI market expected.
A new game-based study says people missed about one in three threats while approving agent commands across 40,000 runs. It is one vendor's test, not an audit of real workplaces.
DB Tech should treat approval screens as one safety layer, not proof that a risky agent action was reviewed well.
The Information says David Sacks' firm is seeking $1 billion for its first new fund since his White House role. Craft has not announced a close or final amount.
A fund that large could keep more money flowing into AI tools even as startup prices keep climbing.
Market reports say DraftKings and FanDuel are spending hard on prediction products while PENN stays cautious. The size and length of any customer chase are not known yet.
A costly fight could mean richer user offers now, but weaker betting profits and tighter promotions later.