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1. Global movement to protect kids online fuels a wave of AI safety tech

   Companies developing artificial intelligence systems to prevent kids from being exposed to inappropriate content are flourishing.

2. 'AI may eat software,' but several tech names just wrapped a huge week

   MongoDB, Pure Storage and Snowflake all touted artificial intelligence in earnings reports this week.

3. Meta changes teen AI chatbot responses as Senate begins probe into 'romantic' conversations

   Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., said he was launching an investigation into Meta following a damning Reuters report about the company's AI policies.

4. Tesla asks for $243 million verdict to be tossed in fatal Autopilot crash suit

   The Tesla collision in Key Largo, Florida, killed 22-year-old Naibel Benavides and severely injured her boyfriend, Dillon Angulo.

5. Ambarella stock rips 16% higher after earnings as AI demand boosts guidance

   Ambarella CEO Fermi Wang singled out strength in "portable video, robotic aerial drones and edge infrastructure."

6. Marvell stock slumps 18% after chipmaker's data center revenue, forecast disappoint

   Marvell stock sank after the artificial intelligence chipmaker gave weak guidance for the fiscal third quarter.

7. Affirm stock rises 10% as CEO Levchin notes continued consumer strength

   Going into the print, the big question was whether losing Walmart to rival Klarna would drag on results.

8. India's Reliance ties up with Google and Meta to drive AI push

   Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries announced new partnerships with Google and Meta to accelerate the company's push into artificial intelligence.

9. The Trump family crypto empire looks to Asia: Eric Trump talks Bitcoin in Hong Kong

   Eric Trump appeared as a speaker at a crypto conference in Hong Kong, marking the first of a series of Asian crypto events that will feature the Trump family.

10. Alibaba's Hong Kong shares jump nearly 19% as AI boom drives cloud unit sales

    Alibaba posted a a revenue miss in the June quarter even as it showed an acceleration at its cloud computing unit.