Statecraft
New Mexico judge orders Meta to pay state $25B over privacy practices
A New Mexico judge has ordered Meta to pay the state $25 billion over its privacy practices.
Crypto
New ways for fintechs to move money and expand globally
The tools include expanded Global Payouts, stablecoin card issuing in more countries, and unified APIs for building financial products.
Statecraft
Texas sues OpenAI, Sam Altman over product safety
Texas Attorney General has sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging the company falsely marketed ChatGPT as safe.
Crypto
Why I tried to kill token billing (and why we kept it)
Token billing remains useful back-end infrastructure but is a weak customer-facing pricing model for most AI companies, Metronome says.
Prism
Amazon set to deploy more than 3,000 TATA electric delivery trucks
Amazon and TATA Motors have announced a deal to deploy 3,000 electric trucks in India. The 3,000-truck order significantly boosts India’s electric truck fleet.
AI
ChatGPT silently passes data between connectors and the bounty wants an ID card
The issue arose with two connectors enabled in one conversation, both pointing to the same MCP server.
Startup
How Harsh Vardhan Goenka became founding engineer #1 at Kalpa Labs
Harsh Vardhan Goenka has joined Kalpa Labs, a Y Combinator F25 startup building generalist audio models, as founding engineer and researcher.
Prism
Nvidia hardware worth $11.4M vanished between Oakland and Texas
Nvidia hardware valued at $11.4 million vanished during a truck shipment from Oakland, California, to Fort Worth, Texas, this summer, and authorities have announced no arrests or recovery more than two months later.
Prism
Nvidia may face a more hostile post-election Washington
Nvidia faces a more hostile post-election Washington, and CEO Jensen Huang’s relationship with President Donald Trump probably will not protect the chipmaker, Semafor reported.
Startup
Show HN: We built an async interview engine to get published on HackerNoon
The platform matches users with one of 273 interview templates written by HackerNoon editors, each containing about 13 questions.