The hater's guide to the AI bubble
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Meta violated privacy law, jury says in menstrual data fight
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Spotify announces 9% price hike for individual plan subscribers starting from September
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We're launching Stargate Norway, OpenAI's first AI data center initiative in Europe under our OpenAI for Countries program
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Sweden's Klarna receives licence from UK's Financial Conduct Authority – will allow the fintech firm to launch a debit card
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Audible changing the revenue share per credit in favor of major authors
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Atari has agreed to acquire Thunderful Games for roughly €4.5 million – will own around 82% of shares, subject to shareholder approval next month
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The terribly tragic, totally avoidable, absolute collapse of the gaming industry
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Novo Nordisk shares plunge 20% after Wegovy maker names new CEO and cuts full-year guidance
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Warner Bros. Discovery to separate into two leading media companies
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A contentious book argues that endless oil revenue and a sovereign wealth fund are making Norway increasingly bloated, unproductive and unhealthy
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Pebble recovers original trademark
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Your favorite YouTube channel is (probably) owned by private equity
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US Federal Communications Commission approves Paramount-Skydance merger following protracted political tug-of-war
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After $380M hack, Clorox sues its “service desk” vendor for simply giving out passwords
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UK government seeks way out of clash with US over Apple encryption
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How India became a french fry superpower
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Steel reinvented: inside the world’s first plant to burn no fossil fuels [tour]
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Norwegian town of Ulefoss sits on top of a rare earth deposit – the reserves could help to reduce the EU's dependency on China for the elements needed in tech such as phones
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Delta strips engines off new Airbus jets to overcome US shortage
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What do you think about Medium nowadays?
They aren't a startup anymore, but it seems the current CEO, Tony Stubblebine, got it right, according to his latest (long) blogpost. Although Medium is in a healthy path now, they burnt goodwill...
They aren't a startup anymore, but it seems the current CEO, Tony Stubblebine, got it right, according to his latest (long) blogpost.
Although Medium is in a healthy path now, they burnt goodwill so many times in the past that my trust on the business is absent. I wonder how other people perceive them…
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A company called Inventwood is starting to mass-produce "superwood"
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China is hoovering up market share in electric vehicle-friendly Norway, posing significant competition to Tesla and other Western auto giants
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US aerospace company Beta Technologies' electric plane, ALIA CTOL, has completed a 200 kilometre journey between Sønderborg and Copenhagen airports
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The robot sculptors of Italy
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Legendary is mulling acquisition of Lionsgate Studios
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New train route to link Prague, Berlin and Copenhagen from 2026 in another boost for European travel
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Peak went from a cancelled game that couldn't get funding to selling millions on Steam – result of a killer collaboration between Aggro Crab and Landfall Games
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That white guy who can't get a job at Tim Hortons? He's AI.
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Red Bull sack team principal Christian Horner
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Netflix says fifty percent of global users now watch anime, reveals expanded slate
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What no one wants to admit about comic book sales (BONE video essay)
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Studios decry cinemas’ ad-filled preshows as AMC warns of “25-30 extra minutes”: Here are the consequences for movie biz
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Sam Altman says Meta offered OpenAI staff $100 million bonuses, as Mark Zuckerberg ramps up AI poaching efforts
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Amazon now counts more than one million robots at its facilities
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MotoGP information deck on Liberty Media investors sections
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Podcast: Why Matt Mullenweg went to war over Wordpress
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Sweden and Denmark's Öresund bridge turns 25 – while Copenhagen's fortunes grow alongside rise in commuters, benefits for Malmö are proving less obvious
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Meta poaches three OpenAI researchers: Lucas Beyer, Alexander Kolesnikov and Xiaohua Zhai
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Netflix is letting go of some of its best indie games
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Managers say they are having trouble finding candidates for nearly 400,000 US manufacturing and technical jobs
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South Korea banned dog meat. So what happens to the dogs?
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Novo Nordisk's ad campaign, which aimed to speak ‘without filters’ by declaring obesity a disease, has faced strong criticism on social media and from some scientific societies
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CareerBuilder + Monster, which once dominated online job boards, file for bankruptcy
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Most US exhibition execs think traditional moviegoing has less than twenty years as ‘viable business model,’ according to new survey
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The boss of mobile gaming giant Supercell says the industry needs to take bigger risks to compete
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Anthropic wins key US ruling on AI training in authors' copyright lawsuit
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OpenAI is nabbing Microsoft customers, fueling partners’ rivalry
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Curated realities: An AI film festival and the future of human expression
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New law in Sweden that makes it illegal to buy custom adult content will take effect on July 1 – content creators say it makes their profession more dangerous
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