Danny Lewis
speaker
757 appearances
40 recordings
3 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard 2d ago
Danny Lewis’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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In civil complaints filed today, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission argued that it has the sole authority to regulate contracts offered by prediction markets.
It asked federal courts in Arizona, Illinois, and Connecticut to block those states from applying their own gambling laws to prediction markets, which technically offer financial derivatives similar to commodities futures.
We exclusively report that OpenAI has acquired TBPN, an online talk show popular among Silicon Valley power players that aims to compete with Bloomberg and CNBC.
According to a memo sent by OpenAI's CEO of applications, the chat GPT maker bought the show in order to encourage constructive conversation around the changes brought by artificial intelligence.
OpenAI says TBPN will remain editorially independent, and the terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
The news comes days after OpenAI closed the largest funding round in Silicon Valley history, and as the company shifts its business to concentrate on serving businesses and developers.
News Corp., owner of The Wall Street Journal, has a content licensing partnership with OpenAI.
And analysts say tech giant Baidu is likely to maintain its near-term momentum thanks to its efforts at commercializing AI through cloud services in the Chinese market.
In a research note, Citi analysts say they are constructive on Baidu given its spinoff of its semiconductor chip subsidiary and the growth momentum of its robo-taxi business.
And that's it for your TNB Tech Minutes.
We'll have another quick tech update in the morning.
Here's your morning TNB Tech Minute for Thursday, April 2nd.
I'm Danny Lewis for The Wall Street Journal.
The rebound also comes as Tesla winds down production of its two luxury car models as it focuses on robotaxis and humanoid robots, neither of which are currently for sale.
So-called tokenized stocks that allow investors to trade digital assets linked to companies' share prices are becoming increasingly popular around the globe and could be coming soon to the U.S.
While tokenized stocks lack the legal protections and rights that come with traditional shares, they allow people to trade 24-7 and clear trades in seconds rather than days.
U.S.
regulators don't currently permit American investors to own tokenized stocks,
But the Securities and Exchange Commission recently approved NASDAQ's pilot program that would allow investors to trade some high-volume stocks either as traditional shares or as tokens on the blockchain.
The New York Stock Exchange is also building a platform to trade digital tokens.
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