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Meta poured billions into artificial intelligence, now it's payback time. The social giant is reportedly turning its supercomputers into a new revenue stream.
After starving us with Squid Game, Netflix doubles down with a Willy Wonka-themed reality show. The twist? The legendary Gene Wilder is back to talk to us, but artificially.
Who said studying doesn't pay off? Four Italian friends just proved them wrong, turning their app startup into an empire and, now, a billionaire's club.
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Imagine holding a golden ticket to the world's hottest lottery, then a bureaucratic blunder makes it slip through your fingers. That's exactly what happened to a group of Korean investors.
Another crypto-adjacent company is hitting Wall Street, but this one has a twist. On Thursday, Securitize is bringing tokenization directly to the stock exchange, a move that will spark debate.
The AI gold rush is certainly heating up wallets and minds. But some big players are starting to tap the brakes, or at least hedge their bets.
Picture an assistant that never sleeps, always ready to lend a hand. Google did it, bringing Gemini Spark to Macs.
Meta poured billions into artificial intelligence, building an insane amount of computing power. Now it seems they want to rent out their spare servers, jumping into the cloud business.
Smart speakers are a bit like that friendly but useless relative. They promise a lot, then end up just setting pasta timers. AI was supposed to change everything, but has it really delivered?
Picture a stock market where companies go public, but without all the usual fanfare. Wayve, known for its self-driving car software, is the first to test this new path in London.
Finding the right video clip can be a nightmare. Soon, it might not be. Twelve Labs just secured $100 million to make video search smarter.
