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Goldman hosts the Communacopia + Technology conference

Goldman Sachs held its annual Communacopia + Technology conference in San Francisco from 8 to 11 September.

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Goldman's chief economist told the room the AI investment boom will not last forever; Nvidia's CEO, on the same stage, argued the opposite urgency.

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DeepSeek plans to lead a seed round in robotics startup Winverse AI

People familiar with the matter say DeepSeek plans to lead a seed round in robotics AI startup Winverse AI — tens of millions of dollars at a post-money valuation of about $400M — with Meituan's Long-Z among the funds that committed; the deal is not final.

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