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In recent years, the entrepreneurship trend has intensified, especially under the impact of the pandemic, many people have begun to re-examine their career development. In this context, Henrik Werdelin founded a startup studio called Audos, aiming to use artificial intelligence technology to help ordinary people realize their entrepreneurial dreams. His goal is to incubate 100,000 new companies per year, rather than just dozens as in his previous experience with Prehype. Audos is based in New York, and Werdelin is working with his partner Nic

Recently, the artificial intelligence startup Scale AI has been involved in a serious data security scandal. This highly valued company, which was acquired by Meta for 49% of its shares for 14.8 billion dollars, was exposed for using public Google Docs to store confidential information from numerous clients including Meta, Google, and xAI. Google Docs is a convenient collaboration tool, but its sharing options of either inviting or completely public access clearly conflict with any company's strict security standards. It was reported that anyone who knew Sca

According to media reports, the artificial intelligence startup MINIMAX is reportedly planning to go public in Hong Kong.

Recently, it was revealed that TPG Angelo Gordon has become the main investor in Elon Musk's artificial intelligence startup xAI Corp.'s debt financing plan. This financing arrangement will provide xAI with the necessary funds to advance its development in the field of artificial intelligence. According to insider sources, TPG is providing a loan for xAI, which is part of xAI's bond issuance. Morgan Stanley...

Recently, Reddit filed a lawsuit with the San Francisco Superior Court against the AI startup company Anthropic, accusing it of making over 100,000 unlawful accesses to its platform since July 2024 despite being explicitly prohibited. This action has attracted significant attention. Reddit accused Anthropic of not only violating its platform rules but also acting immorally and illegally while pretending to uphold ethics and law in public. In the lawsuit, Reddit described Anthropic...

According to the latest report from Bloomberg, global renowned music companies including Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group and Sony Music Entertainment are in talks with two artificial intelligence startups, Udio and Suno, regarding copyright licensing. The aim of this negotiation is to establish a framework to ensure that AI companies can reasonably compensate artists for the use of their works. These two companies, Udio and Suno, focus on helping emerging music artists create songs; by simply providing prompts describing sounds or song themes, they can generate audio recordings.