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The TikTok legislation has passed the House, but it’s path through the Senate is uncertain to say the least. The first real AI regulation has passed, in Europe, of course. Arm’s new chips for self-driving cars. Did Cerebras just break Moore’s Law with its new AI chips? Spotify has music videos. And Perplexity continues to try to become Google Search faster than Google search can become them.
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TikTok bill, racing toward House passage, faces a minefield in the Senate (Washington Post)
How TikTok Was Blindsided by U.S. Bill That Could Ban It (WSJ)
World’s first major act to regulate AI passed by European lawmakers (CNBC)
Stripe in ‘no rush’ to go public as cash flow turns positive (FT)
Arm unveils first chip design to power self-driving cars (FT)
AI startup Cerebras unveils the WSE-3, the largest chip yet for generative AI (ZDNet)
Spotify adds music videos in some countries (TechCrunch)
Perplexity brings Yelp data to its chatbot (The Verge)
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