Silicon Valley's sperm racing gains $10 million in seed funding

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Silicon Valley's "Sperm Racing" has secured $10 million in seed funding to popularize the sport. The event involves racing diluted sperm cells on micro-tracks. The sport, created by a teenager, uses computer vision to track microscopic sperm. It features pre-race "staredowns" and is live-streamed, drawing significant online attention. The creator cites concerns about male fertility, though the sport's direct impact on this issue is unclear. The event has garnered millions of views and attracted prominent streamers.


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