The global consumption of sugar has been on the rise, and startups are working to find solutions to this problem. The article also mentions how sugar consumption is geopolitical, with poorer countries being targeted by companies like Coca-Cola and PepsiCo. Excessive sugar consumption leads to health issues such as diabetes, heart disease, and some cancers. The blog post also mentions how governments have attempted to curb sugar consumption through taxes and sugar substitutes, but they also have negative effects on health. The post highlights startups that are trying to find alternative solutions to sugar consumption.

A year ago, Web3 was the latest craze, but a lot can change in a startup-world year. Crypto and blockchain technologies evolve at blistering speeds, and everything can change in the blink of an eye.

The opioid crisis has been ravaging the United States since the introduction of OxyContin, a strong and addictive pain killer, onto the market in 1996. Now, startups are trying their best to help those who unfortunately became addicted to the prescription drug created by Purdue Pharma.

Artificial Intelligence products like Lensa, Jasper Art, and DALL-E have shown us how powerful they can be for generating new content based on what is already on the web. However, how ethical are these products?