The upcoming presidential election will see significant debates over AI policy, as candidates prioritize addressing AI's societal and economic impacts. Key issues include regulation to ensure ethical AI use, workforce displacement due to automation, and ensuring US competitiveness in AI technology. Policymakers propose frameworks for responsible AI development and investment in education and training programs to adapt to AI-driven changes. The election will likely shape the trajectory of national AI strategy, influencing innovation and international standing.

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REMspace, a San Francisco startup, secured $1 million in seed funding to advance its neurotechnology for lucid dreaming, targeting software, hardware, and commercial projects like dietary supplements and a smart sleeping mask. Athletic Brewing Co., a Connecticut-based nonalcoholic beer company, raised $50 million, boosting its total funding to $286 million and its production to over 258,000 barrels. Berlin-based Varm obtained nearly $6.2 million in seed funding to help German homeowners with cavity wall insulation and created a training academy for installers. London-based Bioniq raised $15 million in Series B funding for its AI-driven personalized supplements, combining up to 53 components into one daily dose. New York-based mental health startup Seven Starling raised $10.9 million in Series A funding to provide women's behavioral health services during pregnancy, postpartum, and parenthood, aiming to overcome barriers to seeking help.

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Altana AI, a New York-based supply chain management startup, secured a $200 million Series C investment led by the US Innovative Technology Fund, raising its valuation to $1 billion. Other investors include March Capital, Generation Investment Management, Salesforce Ventures, Friends & Family Capital, and existing investors such as GV, Activate Capital, Floating Point, and Omers Ventures. Altana's platform uses AI to analyze supply chain data, providing extensive visibility and identifying anomalies and risks, crucial amid new trade restrictions and policies related to climate and national security. Founded in 2018, Altana AI has now raised a total of $322 million, with its previous Series B round of $100 million occurring in 2022. This investment from the US Innovative Technology Fund aligns with its pattern of significant financial commitments, having recently led an $80 million Series B round for Halo Industries and funding Celestial AI and Lambda this year.

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