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News & Trends 📢

Seen, an exciting app to record friends’ reactions to TikToks and other content

Founded by a serial entrepreneur and a Hollywood actress, Seen is the new social media kid on the block. You can now share TikToks and social media content with your friend and record / share their live reaction. Currently available only on iOS [Source]

The US Government is suing Adobe over “deceptive” subscription practices and “trapping customers” [Source]

Social Media Rundown

• Snap: To unveil generative AI and AR (augmented reality) tools for its creators - based off its real-time image model (Source)

• YouTube: Adding a “Community Notes” feature - similar to that on Twitter / X - ahead of the 2024 US election (Source)

• Meta: To likely face greater scrutiny in the EU in relation to its “surveillance ads” model (Source)

Softbank plans to develop and use “emotion-cancelling” technology to cancel out angry customer voices using AI [Source]

OpenAI developing “Cancer Copilot”

Generally speaking, primary care doctors lack either the time or deep expertise to personalize cancer treatment for each of their patients. OpenAI is partnering with Color Health to develop and apply AI models to screen for cancer and propose treatment regiments - and ideally drastically improve oncologist productivity and patient outcomes [Source]

Big Tech Overview

• Apple: Shutting down Apple Pay just months after launch (Source)

• Markets: Apple and Microsoft share prices hit record highs within the last week, based off strong sentiment for both companies to capture value using AI (Source)

• Nuclear Energy: Google, Microsoft and a number of other large tech firms are keen to grow the adoption of nuclear energy to power their data centres - but are not willing to put upfront capital to develop nuclear power plants (Source)

India has produced over 40 quantum technology startups in just 2 years - with several showing global potential (Source)