While advertising and targeting have become increasingly personalized, the website — the final destination for that traffic — has remained largely static. Fibr AI aims to bridge that gap by using AI agents to turn generic webpages into one-to-one experiences tailored to each visitor, a thesis that has prompted Accel to double down on the company.

Venture Capital and M&A are not subject to the vicissitudes of the public markets, as this week has seen nearly a dozen big, big funding announcements. Alphabet’s earnings reported the four trillion dollar company had an enormous year, generating over $400 billion in revenue. Nonetheless, their projected $91 billion spend on AI sent some investors running for the doors, pushing its stock down 5% after the announcement Tuesday.

The industry has become extraordinarily adept at funneling persuasion before the click, but once those hard-fought-for clicks happen, the user experience often collapses into something generic, static, and strangely indifferent to everything that came before.

Today marks an exciting milestone for Fibr AI as we announce a $7.5 million seed funding round led by Accel, with support from WillowTree Ventures, MVP Ventures and some incredible operator angels.

Since moving back to New York, I’ve resolved to cover private equity more (after all, New York is the private equity capital of…everywhere). So, that’s how I landed at the PitchBook’s 2026 Private Equity Outlook event earlier this week.

Since moving back to New York, I’ve resolved to cover private equity more (after all, New York is the private equity capital of…everywhere). So, that’s how I landed at the PitchBook’s 2026 Private Equity Outlook event earlier this week.