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Top stories today: - Amazon working on AI chatbot, to be launched in September
- Apple rejected Meta AI integration due to privacy concerns
- NVIDIA stock -7%, as CEO sells $95M in shares
- Generative AI used by bad actors for deep fakes, scams, frauds
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0. Data and calendar |
| All values as of 6 AM ET / 3 AM PT, other than S&P500 and NASDAQ close (4 PM ET / 1 PM PT). |
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No major events today. |
1. Amazon working on AI chatbot, to be launched in September |
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Our view: until we get the next Transformers, LLM technology should stabilize |
We are already seeing some plateauing of LLM quality in the latest batch of models. We can still see creative new applications of LLMs, even without a major breakthrough in the core technology.
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2. Apple reportedly rejected Meta AI integration due to privacy concerns |
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March: brief talks were held, but they did not go anywhere, Bloomberg reports, after the WSJ reported yesterday they were talking. Apple "doesn't see that [Meta's] privacy practices [are] stringent enough."
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4. NVIDIA stock -7%, back to #3 in market cap, as CEO sells $95M in shares |
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Trades were part of a scheduled Rule 10b5-1 stock sale plan set up on March 14. 6M shares ($709M) to be sold throughout March 2025. Micron and Qualcomm CEOs are also selling.
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5. Generative AI used by bad actors for deep fakes, scams, frauds: DeepMind study |
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6. Cellular meat, alternative protein startups continue to see decline in $20M+ rounds |
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7. Interesting videos, posts, and memes |
| David Luan: Why Nvidia Will Enter the Model Space & Models Will Enter the Chip Space | E1169 |
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8. Other headlines |
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OpenAI to treat current, former employees equally in new policy. Chinese startups banned from using OpenAI tools: state-run media. Multi acquihired by OpenAI, 5 employees will join them.
Google developing customized AI bots to challenge Character AI, Meta AI. Alibaba Cloud launches English version of AI model-as-a-service.
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Tech |
Anduril raising $1.5B at $14B post-money, led by Founders Fund. Shein confidentially filed for IPO in UK in early June. Amazon Prime Day to be on July 16, 17. Airbus stock -9% on lower 2024 guidance. Apple working on reducing 50% of assembly line workers in years. Chinese spacecraft returns from moon's far side.
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Crypto |
Jump Crypto CEO Kanav Kariya leaves. Trump in talks to speak at Bitcoin 2024 in July. BTC touches $59K, now at $61K.
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