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Tech Giants Clash: OpenAI Halts Sora as Meta Faces Legal Setback
An elderly woman from Kentucky, aged 82, was presented with a lucrative offer of $26 million from an AI company looking to construct a data center on her property. Surprisingly, she declined the offer, displaying a growing resistance as AI technology expands its reach into the physical world.
This week has been marked by a notable tension in the tech industry, with instances such as OpenAI discontinuing its Sora app and the legal system beginning to hold social media platforms like Meta accountable. In this episode of TechCrunch’s Equity podcast, Kirsten Korosec, Anthony Ha, and Sean O’Kane delve into the collision between the AI hype cycle and the actual reality unfolding.
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