TOP STORY NEWS Airbnb and Travel Stocks Decline Following OpenAI Acquisition and AI Threats Travel sector stocks, including Airbnb, experienced a decline following an OpenAI acquisition that introduced new artificial intelligence competition. SOURCE STONNE
NEWS 17:15 Oura Acquires Counsel Health for $625 Million to Expand AI Healthcare Offerings Oura has acquired Counsel Health for $625 million, marking a strategic push into artificial intelligence within the healthcare sector. STONNE 02
NEWS 17:00 A Startup Wants to Fight AI Bioweapons With AI A new startup is working on utilizing artificial intelligence technology to combat the potential threats posed by AI-generated bioweapons. STONNE 03
NEWS 16:30 Google DeepMind Releases New Advanced Robotics AI Model and Next-Generation Gene Prediction Model Google DeepMind has introduced a new advanced robotics artificial intelligence model alongside a next-generation gene prediction model. STONNE 04
05 NEWS Databricks Launches Always-on Genie for Autonomous Enterprise Work Databricks has announced the launch of Always-on Genie, an autonomous AI designed to handle complex enterprise workloads. STONNE
06 NEWS Why companies must become AI native: A Q&A with Kai-Fu Lee SmartBrief features a Q&A with Kai-Fu Lee discussing the reasons why companies must transition to becoming AI-native businesses. STONNE
07 NEWS UK-Backed AI Chip Startup Fractile Reaches $7 Billion Valuation in Funding Round AI chip startup Fractile has achieved a $7 billion valuation following a new funding round. STONNE
08 NEWS Democrats Considering Crackdown That Would Require Government Permission to Train AI Models Democratic lawmakers are reportedly considering a crackdown that would require government permission to train artificial intelligence models. STONNE
09 NEWS Unequal causes and consequences of AI use A Nature publication examines the disparities surrounding the causes and consequences of artificial intelligence adoption. STONNE
10 NEWS Drug Ads Can Influence AI Treatment Recommendations, Study Finds A new study from Mount Sinai finds that pharmaceutical advertisements can influence treatment recommendations made by artificial intelligence. STONNE