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Reddit (RDDT) shares jumped nearly 8% after the platform filed a lawsuit against AI startup Anthropic for allegedly using personal user data without permission to train its AI models. Steve Huffman, Reddit CEO, is clearly upset (I mean, just look at his face above!).

The lawsuit, emphasizes that other major AI companies like OpenAI and Google have respected Reddit's rules by entering formal licensing partnerships, while Anthropic has engaged in "unlawful and unfair business acts."

via Yahoo Finance​

Nvidia (NVDA) has once again surpassed Microsoft to become the world's most valuable company—a move that surprised no one but Microsoft, and even that’s a stretch.

The chip giant continues to rally after strong earnings, with analysts noting that key risk factors and headwinds have lessened or lifted. Nvidia has also secured major partnerships in the Middle East, strengthening its position despite Chinese export challenges. And so Jensen Huang continues his reign as the coolest (and only) leather-jacket-wearing CEO around.

AltIndex just gave a new stock the highest AI Score on the platform—beating Nova Ltd. (75/100), which held the top spot previously.

Nova is already up 32% in just two months since AltIndex flagged it.

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via The Average Joe

We all say things we regret sometimes—we just don’t all lead a $23 billion company. Language learning app Duolingo (DUOL) is facing significant user backlash after CEO Luis von Ahn announced the company was going "AI first" while phasing out contractors.

The announcement triggered the loss of over 300,000 social media followers and a wave of negative App Store reviews. Users are complaining about poor AI translations and what they aptly and effectively termed "enshittification." Despite Wall Street's enthusiasm for AI-driven efficiency, the consumer reaction makes it clear that von Ahn was more than a bit disconnected from his audience on these comments.

via The New Money

Dominari Holdings (DOMH) has become a prolific capital raiser for emerging technology firms, completing 35 deals in the past year and channeling $287.5 million into disruptive sectors.

IPOs backed by Dominari have averaged a 344% return from initial pricing to all-time highs. The firm’s reach spans Bitcoin mining, domestic drone manufacturing, and biometric identity verification, with high-profile figures like Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. signed on as strategic advisors. We’re wondering if it will also include the Trump brothers’ barber, because they clearly go to the same one.

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