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Will's Weekly Roundup
July 1st - July 7th
"If you want to make the wrong decision, ask everyone."
— Naval Ravikant, Investor
Headlines
Noplace, the Twitter x Myspace for Gen Z, hit #1 on the App Store (ARTICLE, APP).
Boston Celtics are now for sale for $5B (FORTUNE).
Instagram’s ‘Made with AI’ label was swapped out for ‘AI info’ after complaints from photographers (VERGE).
Alibaba's LLM, Qwen, is the #1 ranked open-source model (HF).
3rd party cookies will be replaced by the ‘Privacy Sandbox’ (BI).
Chewy executives are concerned at 'Roaring Kitty' stake in the pet-product retailer (REUTERS).
Justin Bieber performed at an Indian billionaire’s pre-wedding event for $10M. (INDIA TIMES)
Student loan payments were halted for 3M people by Biden (NYT).
A man made money from buying his own pizza on the DoorDash app (BBC).
The swimming pool business: how the U.S. downed it (AXIOS).
Credit/debit cards are statistically the most addictive digital product ever created (TWITTER).
Meta might have just transformed how AI models are developed and deployed with the release of some pre-trained models using a novel multi-token prediction approach. Instead of the traditional method of training LLMs to predict only the next word in a sequence, Meta’s new approach tasks models with forecasting multiple future words simultaneously, which promises better performance and dramatically faster training times (ARTICLE).
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Startup Watchlist
Allows small business owners to transition from renting to owning their properties overtime. |
Sustainable seafood alternatives made through cellular agriculture. |
First fully legal FTC-approved prediction market. |
Real leather alternatives made sustainably and animal-free. |
Turn your LinkedIn profile into a beautiful personal website in seconds. |
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Newsletter researched/written by Will Sullivan
and edited by Andrew Coath.