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AI Eye: 25K traders bet on ChatGPT’s stock picks, AI sucks at dice throws, and more

AI Eye: 25K traders bet on ChatGPT’s stock...

ChatGPT always rolls a 4 but tens of thousands of traders are betting millions on its stock picks, AI expands classic album covers, and more.

Nvidia introduces AI supercomputer to create ChatGPT successors

Nvidia introduces AI supercomputer to crea...

The company behind the world’s most powerful chip for developing AI tools revealed more AI-powered products including an AI supercomputer pla...

Ledger CEO says crypto key recovery service makes self-custody easier

Ledger CEO says crypto key recovery servic...

Ledger’s “Recover” service may be concerning, but some crypto industry participants think the feature may onboard new users while helping cryp...

7 must-read books for aspiring tech entrepreneurs

7 must-read books for aspiring tech entrep...

Whether you’re a budding entrepreneur or looking to enhance your business skills, explore the seven books that offer a wealth of knowledge to ...

Tourists are unhappy with crypto payments ban in Bali

Tourists are unhappy with crypto payments ...

The community expressed a range of opinions, with some individuals stating that the ban is reasonable, while others went as far as reconsideri...

Bybit gets pre-approval in Kazakhstan as crypto custody service provider

Bybit gets pre-approval in Kazakhstan as c...

The cryptocurrency exchange received “in-principle” approval to operate in Kazakhstan at the Astana International Financial Centre.

Mining difficulty passes 50 trillion — 5 things to know in Bitcoin this week

Mining difficulty passes 50 trillion — 5 t...

Bitcoin fundamentals are blasting ahead as May comes to an end, while traders remain torn over BTC price strength.

The future of TikTok bans

The future of TikTok bans

This article is from The Technocrat, MIT Technology Review’s weekly tech policy newsletter about power, politics, and Silicon Valley. To recei...

Lawyer uses ChatGPT in court and now ‘greatly regrets’ it

Lawyer uses ChatGPT in court and now ̵...

The court used the word “bogus” to describe the quotes and citations provided by the New York attorney, which were sourced from ChatGPT.