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Amazon’s cybersecurity findings reportedly helped trigger an export-control crackdown that blocked Anthropic’s Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for foreign nationals after discussions between CEO Andy Jassy and the White House.
A $500k AI-generated film branded as premiering at Cannes was not part of the official Cannes program, demonstrating how AI hype and marketing can misrepresent prestige and mislead investors or partners.
China is tightening controls on AI talent mobility and foreign investment, signaling a policy-driven effort to retain AI leadership and curtail brain drain, with travel bans, capital-flow approvals, and export/tech restrictions—a regime that raises regulatory risk for foreign entrants and could impact AI investment dynamics.
Joanna Stern reveals her move to independence with New Things (backed by NBC), her AI-focused book, and a wide-ranging critique of AI maturity, data/privacy concerns, and regulatory gaps that affect the investment and regulatory landscape.
Apple and Intel reportedly reached a preliminary deal for Intel to manufacture some Apple chips, with unclear product scope but notable stock moves.
Ramp is in talks to raise $750M at a pre-money valuation above $40B, six months after a $32B round, with a revenue milestone of $1B and a string of prior funding rounds.
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