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Google Sues SerpApi for Scraping Search Results
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Google sues SerpApi for copyright infringement, alleging massive-scale scraping of search data and sale of information. SerpApi bypasses Googles protections using fake browsers and IP addresses. Google seeks court order to stop scraping and destroy related technology.
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Google Delays Gemini's Android Assistant Replacement
01:31|Google delays Geminis takeover of Android Assistant, extending transition into 2026. Users retain old Assistant, Gemini expands to Wear OS, Android Auto, Nest, and Google Home. Gemini now supports common tasks without AI training data. Google prioritizes smooth transition, avoiding disruptions for users.
Rose Marcario Leaves Rivian Board, Focuses on Foundation
01:42|Former Patagonia CEO Rose Marcario is leaving Rivians board, reducing it from eight to seven members. Her departure coincides with Rivians plans to launch a more affordable SUV and expand production. Marcario, who joined in 2021, will remain chair of the Rivian Foundation, which has awarded over $12.6 million in grants since 2024.
Delaware Supreme Court Reinstates Musk's $56B Tesla Pay
01:50|The Delaware Supreme Court has reinstated Elon Musks $56 billion Tesla pay package from 2018, ending a years-long legal battle. The package was tied to performance goals, all of which were met. The ruling comes after a shareholder lawsuit and a Chancery Court decision that was later appealed. Tesla had previously moved its incorporation to Texas due to the dispute, highlighting its impact on corporate governance. The company may now revoke a separate $29 billion pay package offered to Musk earlier this year. A separate $1 trillion package remains in place, setting ambitious targets for Musk to unlock its full value.
Cursor Acquires Graphite for AI-Powered Code Review
02:00|Cursor, an AI coding assistant company, acquires Graphite, a startup specializing in AI code review and debugging, for a significant sum. This move combines powerful AI tools to streamline software development, with Graphites stacked pull request feature allowing multiple related code changes to be worked on simultaneously. The acquisition is expected to dramatically speed up the development cycle, as more companies rely on AI for software needs. Other startups like CodeRabbit and Greptile are also making strides in AI-powered code review, highlighting growing interest and investment in this area.
AI Investors Seek Unique Data Strategies
01:49|At TechCrunch Disrupt, investors emphasized AIs dominance, with large companies eagerly adopting new tools, sometimes leading to early revenue. Venture capitalists seek adaptable startups, highlighting the importance of resilience for founders. A unique data strategy is crucial for standing out, as many companies pitch similar AI ideas. Successful AI applications include chat apps, coding tools, and customer service solutions. Investors are excited about AI-powered marketplaces, robotics, and untapped areas like software as a service. AIs potential extends to unexpected sectors, such as blue-collar industries.
ChatGPT: New Features for Personalized Interactions
01:51|OpenAI introduces new features for ChatGPT, allowing users to customize the AIs tone and personality. Users can now adjust warmth, enthusiasm, emoji usage, headers, and lists. Additionally, a new email writing feature enables real-time text updates and formatting within the chat interface.
NGL Acquired by Ad-Flooding Mode Mobile
01:53|NGL, the anonymous messaging app, faces FTC ban, acquires Mode Mobile: A controversial app known for encouraging bullying among teens, NGL, has been acquired by Mode Mobile, a company that offers rewards for using its smartphones. The acquisition comes after NGL was banned from offering its app to minors due to controversial practices. The founders of NGL are leaving, while the remaining employees will join Mode Mobile, known for its EarnPhone app that floods users with ads for small earnings.
Cisco Hack: Chinese-Backed Group Exploits Zero-Day Vulnerability
01:44|Ciscos Enterprise Products Targeted by Chinese-Backed Hackers: Zero-Day Vulnerability Exposes Hundreds of Customers