Trump family launches $499 smartphone, Meta poaches AI researchers, Nobitex hack ⚡️ Hamster News
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[Music] Hey hamsters, from milliondoll AI job offers to a crypto hack with two political spice, this week's episode is only one sunflower seed short of a full stash. Ready to start digging in? First up, Meta CEO is not playing small ball. In an effort to snack top tier AI researchers, Mark Zuckerberg started making offers, including $100 million signing bonuses and even larger compensation packages to join matter super intelligence unit. According to Open EI's Sam Olman, Zag's been sniffing around Open EI and Google Deep Mind to hand out these offers. I'm shocked. This is shocking news. At the same time, the Senate just passed the Genius Act, setting the wheels in motion for the first federal framework for dollar patch stable coins.
Regulatory clarity, yes, and the opening of a door into something bigger almost guaranteed. In a more surprising twist, Donald Trump's family is entering the mobile arena with a gold colored cell phone retailing at $499. The new device is being marketed as being built in the United States, although experts suggests it's more likely to be manufactured in China. Okay, speaking of flashy tech, Adop is jumping into the mobile AI race with its first dedicated app, Firefly. The app is built to turn a user's social feed into an AI powered odd gallery, and will be available on both iOS and Android. And on the shadowy end of the burrow, Iran's top crypto exchange knob attacks got hacked for over $81 million. Allegedly, Israeli linked hackers trained funds across the Tron and EM networks, claiming Iran had used the exchange to move around international sanctions. The only thing for certain, this hack was certainly more than just a nibble.
Mhm. Wait a minute. Wow. That's all for today. Thanks for watching. Subscribe and remember, hamsters are power. One for all and all for one. Bye..
