1. OpenAI has a new deal with the Financial Times, involving more than just content licensing.
2. Musk’s AI enterprise is seeking $6 billion at an $18 billion valuation, double what was previously reported.
3. The EU is placing iPadOS under its DMA rules, potentially forcing third-party app stores on Apple tablets. Tesla received positive news in China.
OpenAI has struck a new deal with the Financial Times, going beyond a simple content licensing agreement. Meanwhile, Musk’s AI company is seeking to raise $6 billion at an $18 billion valuation, double its initial target. The EU’s decision to place iPadOS under its DMA rules could soon bring third-party app stores to Apple’s tablet line. Tesla has received positive news in China, although the impact remains uncertain.
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