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Google releases new ‘open’ AI models with a focus on safety [589d]
Google Maps announces new features and somehow none of them are ‘pause navigation’ [589d]
AI startups ramp up federal lobbying efforts [589d]
Bungie employees say they were caught off-guard by 17% staff reduction [589d]
Copyright Office tells Congress: ‘Urgent need’ to outlaw AI-powered impersonation [589d]
A comprehensive list of 2024 tech layoffs [589d]
ChatGPT: Everything you need to know about the AI-powered chatbot [589d]
How to enable Apple Intelligence on your iPhone [589d]
This Week in AI: Companies are growing skeptical of AI’s ROI [589d]
Over 100 VCs pledge support for Kamala Harris [589d]
TechCrunch Minute: Investors pour money into non-alcoholic beverages [589d]
Match Group cuts 6% of staff as it shifts focus from livestreaming to AI [589d]
Neura shows off humanoid robot 4NE-1 [589d]
Bending Spoons acquires file transfer service WeTransfer [589d]
Synctera, Unit, and Treasury Prime execs discuss the future of BaaS at TechCrunch Disrupt 2024 [589d]
Tezi is building an AI agent for hiring managers [589d]
Sybill raises $11M for its AI assistant that helps salespeople reduce administrative burden [589d]
Date Like Goblins, a new dating platform, allows users to virtually date and play video games [589d]
Leaf helps farms decipher the troves of data they generate [589d]
Checkly tests software by mimicking the way people use it [589d]
Travel startup Mindtrip’s new feature lets you build an itinerary from a screenshot, YouTube or TikTok video [589d]
Applied Carbon’s farm robot turns plant waste into biochar to capture CO2 [589d]
Lightrun launches its AI debugger to help developers fix their production code [589d]