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Meta just hired a far right influencer as an ‘AI bias advisor’

Ethereum ETFs see record $1 billion inflow as ETH hovers around $4,300

Meta Platforms: Buy Before AI Takes Over (NASDAQ:META)

Opinion | Environmental Law Should Defend the Planet

AI execs back OpenAI’s open-source return

Microsoft, Alphabet among those painting a ‘bullish story for AI revolution,’ says Wedbush

Microsoft makes OpenAI’s new open model available on Windows

The Next Big Crypto Bet: Why Tom Lee Says Ethereum Holds the Key

Apple plans to ‘significantly’ grow AI investments and is open to M&A

Ethereum (ETH) Price Prediction: Ethereum’s MVRV Signals $5,140 Target if $3,300 Support H

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