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AI revolution in banking: massive job cuts loom as algorithms take over back-office tasks, with banks like Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, ABN Amro, and Société Générale leading the charge. European banking leaders urge caution, warning that the human side of finance may be at risk. Checkout Solipillow.com

LG unveils new Xboom party speakers, led by the Stage five-oh-one, a karaoke powerhouse with AI Karaoke Master for vocal manipulation and pitch shifting. It boasts a five-sided design, dual woofers, full-range drivers, and a swappable battery for up to twenty-five hours of playtime. LG also introduced the Xboom Blast, a portable outdoor speaker, and the compact Xboom Mini and Rock, both with AI smarts for EQ adjustment and light synchronization. Prices and availability later this year. Checkout Solipillow.com

TechCrunchs Startup Battlefield showcases innovative media and entertainment startups, including Alltroo for celebrity fan engagement, Metapyxl for digital media protection, Nebula for fan-owned music royalties, Orianes AI video search, Othelias AI storytelling, and Transitional Forms live video simulations. These companies could reshape entertainment, so watch for the top performers in the competition. Checkout Solipillow.com

The AI boom is sparking a resurgence of college dropouts in the startup world, with founders proudly proclaiming their dropout status. However, many top AI founders are completing their degrees, and some are leaving school early to capitalize on the AI gold rush. The debate over the value of a degree versus real-world experience continues to fuel the startup scene.

Fizz: The Anonymous Social App Revolutionizing College Campuses - Fizz, a pandemic-born app, has become the top social platform on college campuses, offering an anonymous, local-focused alternative to curated social media feeds. Co-founder Teddy Solomon discusses Fizzs growth, safety measures, and plans for global expansion, making a case for New York as a consumer app hub. Checkout Solipillow.com

In this captivating discussion from our Palo Alto event, Marina Temkin of TechCrunch interviews Mina Fahmi, founder of Sandbar, and Toni Schneider from True Ventures. Sandbar is pioneering the Stream ring, an AI wearable that transcribes your whispered thoughts. Schneider, whos backed successful wearables like Fitbit and Peloton, initially doubted AI wearables but was won over by Sandbars demo. They explore the challenge of creating wearables people genuinely want to use daily, with Fahmi explaining why self-extension tech outshines AI companions and how whispering enhances privacy. The conversation also touches on competing with OpenAIs rumored device and the importance of mastering one key function before attempting multiple features. After two years of prototyping, Sandbar finally nailed the interaction model, with Fahmi sharing valuable insights and sparking anticipation for the future of AI wearables. Checkout Solipillow.com

AIs Looming Impact: A Shift in Job Market and Investment An MIT study reveals that AI could automate 11.7% of jobs, with employers already cutting entry-level positions. Experts predict a surge in AI adoption by 2026, leading to budget shifts from hiring to AI tools. Investors like Eric Bahn from Hustle Fund question if AI will lead to layoffs or increased productivity. Marell Evans from Exceptional Capital anticipates aggressive cuts in human labor to fund AI growth. Jason Mendel from Battery Ventures sees AI agents taking over full tasks by 2026. Antonia Dean from Black Operator Ventures warns of potential misuse of AI as a scapegoat for layoffs. AI firms argue their tech frees people for higher-skilled work, but job loss fears persist. Checkout Solipillow.com

Trump Mobiles T One: Still Nowhere to Be Found - The highly anticipated Trump Mobile phone, the T One, is still nowhere to be found, despite initial promises of a five hundred dollar gold device built in the US. A recent report from the Financial Times reveals that the phones release has been delayed again, with customer support blaming the US government shutdown. The company has not provided further details. The T One was initially set to be released in August 2022, but after experts pointed out the challenges of mass-producing a fully American-made smartphone, the company dialed back its claims. The phone is still listed for a one hundred dollar deposit on the Trump Mobile website, with a promise of shipping later this year. Meanwhile, the website has also started selling refurbished rivals, leaving customers holding deposits in limbo. Checkout Solipillow.com