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As Robinhood rolls out smart contract derivatives around the election, a look at how smart markets have seemed to have their mainstream breakthrough this year. TikTok now has a Fediverse, open-source competitor. AI now has an opensource definition, or something? And Meta opensourced their own AI podcast making tool. Here’s what you missed today in the world of tech.
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Robinhood jumps into election trading, giving users chance to buy Harris or Trump contracts (CNBC)
Billions in election bets raise the stakes of the presidential race (Washington Post)
Apple Blocked From Selling iPhone 16 Models in Indonesia (Bloomberg)
The fediverse is getting its own TikTok competitor called Loops (TechCrunch)
We finally have an ‘official’ definition for open source AI (TechCrunch)
Even With Venture Slowdown, Megadeals Grow (CrunchBase)
Netflix Adds ‘Moments’ Feature Allowing Users to Easily Share Favorite Scenes (EXCLUSIVE) (Variety)
Meta Releases NotebookLlama, An Open-Source Podcast Generator (Techopedia)
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