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• Planet A Foods nabs $30M to make tons more cocoa-free chocolate [391d]
• Uber will need to fingerprint drivers in California to transport teens [391d]
• Lucid Motors completes its first Gravity SUV [391d]
• Amazon CTO Werner Vogels on fighting misinformation, tech addiction, and small nuclear reactors [391d]
• Amp Robotics raises $91M to build more robot-filled waste sorting facilities [391d]
• OpenAI wants to pair online courses with chatbots [391d]
• Elon Musk’s xAI lands $6B in new cash to fuel AI ambitions [391d]
• ChatGPT: Everything you need to know about the AI-powered chatbot [391d]
• Holiday app Festivitas puts Xmas lights on your Mac [391d]
• Threads tests a feature that lets you see how well specific posts performed [391d]
• Delaware judge rules against Elon Musk’s $56B pay package again [391d]
• OpenAI confirms new $200 monthly subscription, ChatGPT Pro, which includes its o1 reasoning model [391d]
• OpenAI 2024 event: How to watch new ChatGPT product reveals and demos [391d]
• Google says its new AI models can identify emotions — and that has experts worried [391d]
• Rivian opens its first charging station other EVs can use [391d]
• Fitness startup Ladder comes after Peloton for allegedly copying their app [391d]
• ARX launches firestick-like platform to make military trucks autonomous [391d]
• Meta eases up on issuing ‘first strikes’ for Facebook users and Instagram creators [391d]
• Women in AI: Tamar Eilam is helping IBM build sustainable computing [391d]
• Copilot Vision, Microsoft’s AI tool that can read your screen, launches in preview [391d]
• Google’s latest feature drop includes new Gemini extensions and accessibility features [391d]
• Nectir lets teachers tailor AI chatbots to provide their students with 24/7 educational support [391d]