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The new Times expose on Ukraine is shocking, horrifying, enraging. Everyone involved with this caper needs to be sent up the river

Biden Lied About Everything, Including Nuclear Risk, During Ukraine Operation

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Hi everyone! It’s been a while, but I’ve been settling into my new role as an AI reporter at Fortune. But I will definitely be getting back to Sharon’s AI Extra as soon as I can!

In the meantime, question for you all: I’ve spoken to several AI startups recently who told me that more job candidates are asking about valuation, revenue, go-to-market plans, fundraising, etc. — making sure they can hedge their equity risk in an era of lofty valuations.

Have you or anyone you know ever interviewed for an AI startup and asked these kinds of questions? If so, I’d love to hear about it (can be anonymous if you need!) Feel free to DM me here, email me at sharon.goldman@fortune.com or hit me up on Signal at Sharongoldman.43 :) :)

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