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Waitroom will launch its AI features, starting with a 'catch up' feature, in May 2023.
What happened: Waitroom released its AI 'Catch Up' feature in May 2023, as announced on their website and blog posts dated early May 2023, providing a quick summary of missed meeting content.
Verify at source ↗Weightroom will roll out four to six new AI features within the next 60 days.
What happened: Within the 60‑day window after April 26, 2023, Weightroom introduced two new AI‑powered features (an AI workout recommender and an AI performance‑tracking widget), falling short of the predicted four to six additions.
Verify at source ↗Microsoft will win the business-to-business (enterprise) AI market.
What happened: Microsoft has become a major provider of enterprise AI solutions—through Azure OpenAI, Microsoft 365 Copilot, and extensive enterprise partnerships—but it has not achieved outright dominance over competitors such as AWS, Google Cloud, IBM, and Salesforce, so it has not 'won' the market outright.
Verify at source ↗Filecoin's price will recover from its current 90%+ decline.
What happened: Filecoin’s price rose from its low‑level lows in late 2022, reaching around $10–$15 by mid‑2023, indicating a partial recovery but falling short of the former peak.
Verify at source ↗they want to build it all themselves they're very apple-esque in a way and they're burning cash and like i i if i were if i was if i was a coinbase i'd be like look just go down back to basics
coinbase did run a whole bunch of things through the sec and at some point someone in the organization you know greenlit listings etc
I think it's actually a healthy thing that this is happening now that the sec puts together a lawsuit and goes yes goes to court and you know both sides fight it out and it takes a year or two to resolve whatever let's get this let's get this done let's get it put behind us right now... I know it's not great for coinbase in the short term
it's quite surprising for them to you know go after you know a u.s regulated you know uh compliant entity in this way
on payments, I don't think Twitter got anyone payments.
the crypto stuff they were doing was actually pretty cool
I think there's just too many moving parts of Twitter.
I've used it less now.
I think it's not in a good place.
So whether it's circle and, and what they're holding it in, are they holding in US dollars? Is it short-term treasuries? Is it long-term treasuries? Um, what happens to those bonds drop? Like how much liquidity can they provide? Now it's basically acting as a bank.
And, and Coinbase has made it very clear that they're going to go and fight in court. And I think others will do the same. Circle will do the same, etc.
And, and Coinbase has made it very clear that they're going to go and fight in court.