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Top stories today: - OpenAI releases former staffers from non-disparagement clauses
- Foldable MacBook could come in 2026, rather than 2027: top analyst
- NVIDIA CEO Huang reaches $91B net worth, 17th richest
- Inflation, health care costs, bipartisanship top worries of U.S. voters
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0. Data and calendar |
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1. OpenAI releases former staffers from non-disparagement clauses |
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2. Foldable MacBook could come in 2026, rather than 2027: top analyst |
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20" version would fold into a 14-15" form factor, and a 19" is also being studied. Est. price: ~$3.5K, the price of the Vision Pro. Est. shipments: 1M units in 2026. M5 series processor expected.
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4. NVIDIA CEO Huang reaches $91B net worth, 17th richest, ahead of Waltons |
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5. Inflation, health care costs, bipartisanship top worries of U.S. voters |
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6. 69% say college is worth it, but 47% only without taking loans |
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Real earnings of men who are non-college grads have fallen since 1970 |
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7. Interesting videos, posts, and memes |
| Glue: The New Slack Killer with David Sacks and Evan Owen | E1955 |
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| #48: Move Fast (But Don't) Break Silicon Valley |
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| No Priors Ep 66 | With Y Combinator President and CEO Garry Tan |
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8. Other headlines |
AI |
Alphabet, Meta, OpenAI hold talks with Hollywood studios over licensing. Meta weighs charging users for more advanced Llama. xAI's $6B funding round includes Lightspeed, a16z, Sequoia. NVIDIA offers 10%+ discounts in China as it competes with Huawei. Arc Search adds 'Call Arc' AI feature leveraging phone call gesture.
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Tech |
SpaceX discussing tender offer at $200B. Foursquare lays off ~25%, eliminating 105 employees. Tesla removes goal of making 20M cars by 2030 from report. Alibaba raises record $4.5B in convertibles to fund buybacks. X may start hiding likes soon.
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Tech & law |
TikTok: we are limiting spread of videos from state-owned accounts. Ticketmaster parent sued by DOJ, who seeks break up. Abusive AI deepfakes major target of Biden admin.
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Biotech |
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Business |
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Crypto |
ETH ETF exchange applications approved, ETFs could come in weeks, months. Nigerian court adjourns Binance exec trial due to illness.
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U.S. politics |
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World |
Israel advances in Rafah as close to 1M evacuate. Iranian president's fatal helicopter was 1968 model, last produced in 1998.
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