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Thursday 5 November

Bitcoin Erases Election Rally as AI Stocks Plunge, $428 Million in Crypto Longs Get Wiped Out

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AI-generated summary Bitcoin fell back toward $76,500 on Thursday as a broader technology stock selloff triggered $428 million in cryptocurrency liquidations. Investors expressed concerns over artificial intelligence spending, interest rates, and potential policy changes following the recent election.

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Democrats are fired up on AI. Consensus is harder.

AI-generated summary The new Democratic majority in Congress faces internal divisions over how aggressively to regulate artificial intelligence. Lawmakers plan to hold public hearings, subpoena tech executives, and pursue legislative guardrails.

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‘Total repudiation’: The blue wave is about to hit AI

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AI-generated summary Following the midterm elections, artificial intelligence companies face potential regulation and data center construction slowdowns after a wave of Democrats campaigned against them. Meta platforms president Dina Powell McCormick says many are considering moving data center construction abroad, while OpenAI and Anthropic did not provide comments.

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‘Sad and devastated’: Canva cuts hit staff and Australian tech overall

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AI-generated summary Canva chief executive Melanie Perkins told staff that 1271 people would be affected by a restructuring after growth slowed this year. Dunja Popovs was among the workers losing their job at the design software maker, according to the report.

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Parents Sue Google Over A.I. Safety Risks on School Chromebooks

AI-generated summary Parents filed a lawsuit against Google in California Superior Court because artificial intelligence features were available on school-issued Chromebook laptops provided to students. Google spokesman José Castañeda stated that the company worked extensively with health experts to build features helping young people find emergency resources and is reviewing the claims.

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Tech Billionaires Face Tricky Political Waters After Democratic Midterm Sweep

AI-generated summary Readers viewing a preview of the article can see that tech executives such as Jensen Huang of Nvidia, Elon Musk of Tesla and SpaceX, and Mark Zuckerberg of Meta previously met with President Trump. Democrats will soon control Congress and prominent state governments after a midterm sweep, placing some tech executives in a trickier position regarding their political alignment.

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