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OpenAI Acquired Jony Ive’s 55-Person Product-Development Startup For $6.5 Billion - DTH
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OpenAI acquired Jony Ive’s 55-person product-development startup for $6.5 billion, Google introduced a tool designed to identify content generated by its AI models, and Signal added a Screen Security feature to its Windows app.
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