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2026-04-22
16:31

Trump Media CEO Devin Nunes Exits as TMTG Stock Plummets 90%

Nunes exits as TMTG undergoes a major leadership shakeup, underscoring the company's ongoing struggle to turn Trump's influence into a viable platform, with stock down about 90% since its debut. Abstract: The article reports Devin Nunes's departure as CEO of Trump Media & Technology Group, signaling a significant leadership change for the company. It notes that despite Truth Social's prominence, TMTG has failed to translate the president's influence into a profitable platform, with its stock illustrating the broader challenges the company faces in turning political notoriety into sustainable market success.
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16:29

Google Cloud CEO: Gemini to Power Apple's Personalized Siri Rollout in 2026

Summary: Gemini will power a personalized Apple Siri in 2026, built on Apple's Foundation Models and Gemini collaboration; Apple tests a chat-like Siri in iOS 27/macOS 27, slated for WWDC 2026. Abstract: Google Cloud's Gemini is set to power a personalized Apple Siri by 2026, blending Gemini with Apple's Foundation Models under a roughly $1 billion collaboration. Apple is testing a redesigned, chat-like Siri in iOS 27/macOS 27, with a Dynamic Island interface and new features, ahead of a WWDC 2026 unveiling on June 8.
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16:12

XRP Surges 24,602% Despite Ripple's Ongoing Sales — Debate Reignites Over Token Dump Claims

Viral thread claims Ripple sells XRP monthly to fund operations and dilute holders. It cites 100B total supply, 55B locked, 1B/month release, 70–80% relocked, and 200–300M XRP for ops (~$400M/mo); critics say price tracks Bitcoin and escrow dilution fades. Abstract: The article examines claims that Ripple systematically sells XRP to fund operations, detailing the tokenomics (100B XRP, 55B in escrow with 1B/mo release and relocking, 200–300M for ops) and presenting counterarguments that XRP price movements align more with Bitcoin, not ongoing sales, while escrow shrinkage reduces future dilution and XRP has posted large gains since inception.
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XRP0,07%
BTC0,09%
16:03

Ethereum 8-Hour Average Funding Rate at 0.0008%, Major CEXs Show Mixed Rates

Coinglass data shows Ethereum's 8-hour network funding at 0.0008%. Among major CEXs, funding rates vary from -0.0029% to 0.008%, with Gate at -0.0064%. Abstract: This note synthesizes recent Ethereum funding-rate data from Coinglass, comparing the network-wide average to rates posted by major centralized exchanges. The network's 8-hour funding stands at 0.0008%, while a range of CEXs report -0.0029% to 0.008%, with Gate at -0.0064%, illustrating notable dispersion in funding costs across venues.
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ETH0,25%
15:31

OpenAI Releases Open-Source Privacy Filter Model for PII Detection and Redaction

Abstract: OpenAI's Privacy Filter is an open-source, locally executable model that detects and redacts PII in text. It supports large contexts, identifies many PII categories, and is intended for privacy-preserving workflows such as data preparation, indexing, logging, and moderation. OpenAI's Privacy Filter is a locally run, open-source model (128k-token context) that detects and redacts PII in text, covering contact, financial, and credential data for privacy workflows.
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15:30

OpenAI Plans to Deploy 30GW Computing Power by 2030

OpenAI aims for 30GW of computing by 2030 to meet rising AI demands, with 8GW completed of a 10GW 2025 target. The expansion signals a strategy to scale infrastructure for next-generation AI development and deployment. OpenAI intends to reach 30GW of computing power by 2030 to accommodate growing AI demands, having already completed 8GW of a 10GW target for 2025. The move reflects a strategic expansion of infrastructure to support next-generation AI development and deployment.
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15:25

360 AI Vulnerability Discovery Agent Finds Nearly 1,000 Zero-Day Exploits, Competing with Mythos

360 Digital Security's AI-driven agent claims to have found about 1,000 new vulnerabilities, including in Office and OpenClaw; AI now core to discovery and exploit-chain prep, rivaling Mythos. Abstract: A Bloomberg-cited report notes that 360 Digital Security Group’s AI-driven Vulnerability Discovery Agent identified nearly 1,000 previously unknown vulnerabilities in recent months, including in Microsoft Office and the OpenClaw framework. The firm says AI has become the core engine of vulnerability discovery and has announced an AI tool to accelerate exploit-chain construction. Benincasa characterizes 360 as a competitor to Anthropic’s Mythos, based on Natto Thoughts’ review of the company’s Chinese-language announcements.
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