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Věra Jourová, one of two commissioners overseeing the enactment of EU's AI law, warns against being "paranoid" or too restrictive when regulating generative AI (Financial Times)

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Japan's government approves ~$1.3B in subsidies for US chipmaker Micron's plant in Hiroshima Prefecture, set to mass produce next-generation memory chips (Yoshiaki Nohara/Bloomberg)

24 minutes ago

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Michael Lewis' new book Going Infinite depicts Sam Bankman-Fried as delusional and criticizes FTX CEO John Ray III's handling of the exchange's bankruptcy (David Yaffe-Bellany/New York Times)

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A preview of the Sam Bankman-Fried trial, which begins Tuesday with jury selection, the seven charges, key witnesses, the legal strategies, and more (Molly White)

about 2 hours ago

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Cape Town-based Stitch, which enables businesses to build, optimize, and scale financial products using its APIs, raised a $25M Series A extension led by Ribbit (Tage Kene-Okafor/TechCrunch)

about 4 hours ago

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London-based Unitary, an AI-based visual content moderation tool which is currently classifying 6M videos per day, raised a $15M Series A led by Creandum (Dan Taylor/Tech.eu)

about 4 hours ago

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Sources: Meta pitched a plan to EU regulators to charge European users a subscription fee to use Facebook and Instagram without ads starting at €10 per month (Sam Schechner/Wall Street Journal)

about 6 hours ago

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Investigation: several Taiwanese tech companies are secretly helping Huawei build chip plants in southern China, an unusual collaboration with political risks (Bloomberg)

about 7 hours ago

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Email: Chainalysis lays off ~150 employees, or 15%+ of its staff, and plans to focus on government contracting; the company cut staff by ~5% in February 2023 (Steven Ehrlich/Forbes)

about 8 hours ago

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TikTok says it is running a limited-scale test of an ad-free subscription plan in a non-US market, but declines to reveal the market and the price (Todd Spangler/Variety)

about 9 hours ago

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Source: Instagram seeks to revive interest in Threads by meeting with creators, working to make Threads a place for real-time updates on big events, and more (Sylvia Varnham O'Regan/The Information)

about 11 hours ago

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Filing: Virginia-based cybersecurity startup IronNet, which was founded in 2014 by an ex-NSA director and raised over $400M, has shut down and laid off staff (Zack Whittaker/TechCrunch)

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Věra Jourová, one of two commissioners overseeing the enactment of EU's AI law, warns against being "paranoid" or too restrictive when regulating generative AI (Financial Times)

Japan's government approves ~$1.3B in subsidies for US chipmaker Micron's plant in Hiroshima Prefecture, set to mass produce next-generation memory chips (Yoshiaki Nohara/Bloomberg)

Michael Lewis' new book Going Infinite depicts Sam Bankman-Fried as delusional and criticizes FTX CEO John Ray III's handling of the exchange's bankruptcy (David Yaffe-Bellany/New York Times)

A preview of the Sam Bankman-Fried trial, which begins Tuesday with jury selection, the seven charges, key witnesses, the legal strategies, and more (Molly White)

Cape Town-based Stitch, which enables businesses to build, optimize, and scale financial products using its APIs, raised a $25M Series A extension led by Ribbit (Tage Kene-Okafor/TechCrunch)

London-based Unitary, an AI-based visual content moderation tool which is currently classifying 6M videos per day, raised a $15M Series A led by Creandum (Dan Taylor/Tech.eu)

Sources: Meta pitched a plan to EU regulators to charge European users a subscription fee to use Facebook and Instagram without ads starting at €10 per month (Sam Schechner/Wall Street Journal)

Investigation: several Taiwanese tech companies are secretly helping Huawei build chip plants in southern China, an unusual collaboration with political risks (Bloomberg)

Email: Chainalysis lays off ~150 employees, or 15%+ of its staff, and plans to focus on government contracting; the company cut staff by ~5% in February 2023 (Steven Ehrlich/Forbes)

TikTok says it is running a limited-scale test of an ad-free subscription plan in a non-US market, but declines to reveal the market and the price (Todd Spangler/Variety)

Source: Instagram seeks to revive interest in Threads by meeting with creators, working to make Threads a place for real-time updates on big events, and more (Sylvia Varnham O'Regan/The Information)

Filing: Virginia-based cybersecurity startup IronNet, which was founded in 2014 by an ex-NSA director and raised over $400M, has shut down and laid off staff (Zack Whittaker/TechCrunch)

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