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Top stories today: - Altman explores converting OpenAI into PBC
- Snowden criticizes OpenAI for adding former NSA head to board
- AI VC fundraising on track to be stable in Q2, with seed slowing down
- India set to become primary location in Asia for data centers
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0. Data and calendar |
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1. Altman explores converting OpenAI into PBC, as Microsoft execs agree |
 | OpenAI's legal structure. |
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xAI and Anthropic already are Public Benefit Corporations, which can have side goals other than just profits. OpenAI board would have to agree, and the move would certainly attract the eyes of regulators and the IRS. "Some senior Microsoft executives" have been pushing for the move for years. Today, Microsoft is only a board observer, having no voting power over OpenAI.
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2. Snowden criticizes OpenAI for adding former NSA head to board |
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4. AI VC fundraising on track to be stable in Q2, with seed slowing down |
$11.4B invested in 604 deals so far in Q2: |
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Seed/angel AI funding is running at $0.9B over 423 deals, vs. $1.5B and 956 deals in Q2 2023 |
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5. India set to become primary location in Asia for data centers for Big Tech |
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Amazon, Microsoft, and Google are investing the most in new data centers |
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6. TSMC ADRs trading at 21% premium to Taiwanese shares, as arbitrage trade fails |
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7. 52% in U.S. very uncomfortable with news being produced mostly by AI |
But 42% are comfortable with AI helping humans: |
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8. Hong Kong, Singapore, 4 Swiss cities, NYC, London lead as most expensive cities |
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9. Companies remain divided on office work policies |
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10. Interesting videos, posts, and memes |
 | Elon gets paid, Apple's AI pop, OpenAI revenue rip, Macro debate & Inside Trump Fundraiser |
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Tech & law |
Apple, Meta likely to face charges over EU's Digital Markets Act. Meta pauses AI models launch in Europe after request by Irish regulator.
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Biotech |
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Business |
China's real estate investment, home prices decline. Fed's Kashkari: if rate cut happens this year, it will be near year-end. Delaware biggest loser in Tesla's shareholder vote: WSJ.
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Crypto |
Gemini to pay $50M to settle NY fraud claims. Nigeria drops tax charge vs. Binance execs, other charges remain. VC funding in crypto hits $101B since 2014.
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U.S. politics |
Corporate taxes: GOP wants to cut to 15-20%, Dems increase it to 28%. Biden team launches $50M pre-debate ad campaign.
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World |
Gaza doctor, journalist were housing Israeli hostages. Israeli army to pause some fighting in southern Gaza to help aid flow. Israel warns of "wider escalation" due to "Hezbollah's increasing agression." Houthis continue to use drones to attack ships in Red Sea. Ukraine, Russia close to peace deal in Apr. 2022: details. 8 IDF soldiers dead in Rafah in explosion.
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