The AI industry is still defined by a careening intensity that’s taking the world’s finances along for the ride
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Today in tech, we’re discussing Anthropic’s astronomic growth, how a settlement over social media safety dented Meta’s revenue, and Lula’s accusations of interference against Meta.
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