31 Oct 2025Legora $150M Series C, 1X NEO Robot, NVIDIA $5T, Vesence $9M, Lovable Launched Ambassador Program
Vessence Founders: Building Cursor for Lawyers
Vessence co-founders Henrik Hansen and Ludwig Swanström recount starting the company in February, passing the YC interview in a week, and being invited to Paul Graham's kitchen, where he said there are a hundred ways to poke holes in the idea but he could see it working. They explain building a "linter" for lawyers inside Word — checking AI and human work via track changes, inspired by Cursor — which is driving 90% weekly active usage at their first law firms. They describe embedding at their first customer's offices for months, coding live in front of lawyers, and how the $9M will fund hiring and rising token costs.
NVIDIA Bets $1B on Nokia & Apple Hits $4T
The hosts break down NVIDIA's $1B investment in Nokia — a 2.9% stake that sent shares up 21% to a ten-year high — and Jensen Huang's argument that wireless tech should be designed in the US. They then cover Apple joining the $4T club a day after NVIDIA became the first $5T company. Their own green portfolios spark a debate over whether the rally echoes pre-GameStop/metamania manias and what the "top signal" looks like.
FlowX.AI's Johan Jacob on Enterprise AI Agents
After handing out Jack & Jill "golden ticket" free-hire vouchers for Slush, the hosts interview FlowX.AI founder and CEO Johan Jacob. He describes the AI-native multi-agent platform orchestrating 140+ specialized banking and insurance agents on a proprietary control layer above LLMs for deterministic, compliant, zero-hallucination outputs, already in production with major financial institutions after years in stealth. He also covers the record $35M Series A from 2023, the Gartner listing, the market's shift from pilots to production urgency, and the MIT report finding 95% of AI initiatives fail.