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GREY Journal Daily News Podcast

From our Manhattan news studio, welcome to the GREY Journal Daily News Podcast! We bring you digestible news and business insights tailored for ambitious entrepreneurs and CEOs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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2:36

Why Did Tesla Abandon Its Dojo Supercomputer?

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2025/08/11

Tesla discontinued its Dojo AI supercomputer project after Elon Musk determined that the initiative was an evolutionary dead end. The company will now focus on developing AI5 and AI6 chips, produced by TSMC and Samsung, to support its Full Self-Driving system and large-scale artificial intelligence training. Tesla had previously invested in Dojo for autonomous vehicle and robotics ambitions, including a $500 million facility in Buffalo, New York. The strategic shift comes as Tesla faces declining

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2:47

Can Mario's Face Spark a New Wave of Interactive Play?

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2025/08/08

Nintendo announced the Hello, Mario! app, a free mobile application for iOS, Android, and Nintendo Switch that allows children to interact with Mario’s face through touch-based controls. The company also introduced the My Mario collection, a series of Mario-themed products for young children, including plush toys, dinnerware, teething toys, clothing, an interactive board book, and wooden building block sets with Amiibo functionality. The app and collection will launch in Nintendo’s Japanese stores

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2:41

What Secrets Does the Sturgeon Moon Hold?

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2025/08/08

The August 2025 Sturgeon Moon will reach peak illumination on August 9 at 3:55 a.m. Eastern Time, coinciding with the Perseid meteor shower, which peaks August 12-13. The Sturgeon Moon is named after lake sturgeon that were once abundant in the Great Lakes and Lake Champlain. Conservation efforts have helped restore lake sturgeon populations, and they are not currently listed under the Endangered Species Act. The brightness of the full moon is expected to reduce visibility of the Perseid meteors

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2:48

Can Wild Zebra's AI Tutor Revolutionize Student...

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2025/08/07

Wild Zebra, a Seattle-based startup, developed an AI-powered tutor that uses a Socratic approach to guide students through lessons tailored to their interests and learning styles. The platform has been piloted in four schools, serving over 6,000 students, and focuses on math and reading comprehension. Wild Zebra employs multiple large language models for accuracy and privacy, partners with the Educational Records Bureau for anonymized data, and provides teachers with dashboards for tracking student

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2:16

Will Ads in AI Chatbots Change the Game?

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2025/08/07

Elon Musk announced that X will introduce advertisements into Grok's AI-generated responses to create new revenue streams after the departure of CEO Linda Yaccarino. Advertisers will be able to pay for their solutions to appear as suggestions when users interact with Grok. The company will use technology from xAI, which acquired X for $45 billion, to improve ad targeting and relevance. This initiative is designed to offset the high operational costs of running advanced AI and to strengthen X's

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2:49

Which Jobs Are Most Vulnerable to AI Disruption?

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2025/08/06

Microsoft analyzed 200,000 anonymized Bing Copilot conversations to determine which jobs are most susceptible to AI automation. The research found that roles involving information gathering and communication, such as interpreters, historians, sales representatives, writers, and customer service representatives, are most at risk. Occupations requiring manual skills or specialized expertise, including phlebotomists, nursing assistants, hazardous materials removal workers, and surgeons, are least

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2:36

Is AI the New Gold Rush for Startups?

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2025/08/06

As of mid-2023, approximately one in four U.S. venture capital dollars funds startups using artificial intelligence, following the widespread adoption of generative AI tools like OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Google’s Bard, and Microsoft’s Bing. Venture capital activity has accelerated, with companies such as fintech Rillet raising $70 million in a Series B round shortly after a $25 million Series A. AI is being integrated across industries, major tech companies are advancing new solutions, and ethical

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3:25

How Does Federal Uncertainty Impact Small Business...

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2025/08/06

Small business contractors in the United States face operational and financial challenges due to unpredictable federal policies, including sudden contract terminations, funding freezes, and shifting tariffs. These changes impact a range of sectors, such as IT, consulting, and agriculture, and lead to lost revenue, layoffs, and reduced investment. Diversity, equity, and inclusion program reversals further affect women-owned, veteran-owned, and minority-owned businesses. Advocacy groups are urging

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2:33

What Does Deciens Capital's $93.33M Fintech Fund Mean...

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2025/08/05

Deciens Capital closed its third fintech investment fund with $93.33 million in commitments to support early-stage financial technology startups. The fund will target companies developing scalable business models and disruptive technologies in the financial sector. Investors, founders, and industry professionals will see increased access to capital and new opportunities as the firm deploys funds to support innovation in digital banking, payments, and financial operations.Learn more on this news by

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4:08

Can AI-Powered Medtech Revitalize the IPO Market?

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2025/08/05

Heartflow, a California-based medtech company specializing in AI-driven cardiac diagnostics, plans to list on the Nasdaq under the ticker HTFL, offering 12.5 million shares at $15 to $17 each and targeting a valuation up to $1.3 billion. The company received FDA approval in 2022, expanded its market through Medicare and AMA regulatory changes, and has assessed over 400,000 patients as of March 2025. Heartflow reported $125.8 million in 2024 revenue, a 44% increase from the previous year, but posted

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3:00

Can Genie 3 Propel AI Toward Human-Like Intelligence?

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2025/08/05

Google DeepMind introduced Genie 3, a world model that generates interactive 3D environments from text prompts to train general-purpose AI agents. Genie 3 produces several minutes of continuous, physically consistent 3D content and allows users to alter environments with prompts. The model builds on previous versions and incorporates memory-driven architecture to simulate realistic interactions. Genie 3 remains in research preview with limitations, including restricted agent actions, challenges in

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2:26

What Happens When a VC Firm Challenges Legal Costs?

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2025/08/04

A London judge ruled in favor of a venture capital firm in a legal fee dispute with a City law firm, determining the firm was not at fault for raising a new argument late in the process. The dispute involved payment under a conditional fee agreement, with the law firm appealing for costs. The court found that late arguments could be considered if relevant and not unfairly prejudicial, emphasizing the importance of clear legal fee agreements and procedural fairness in business litigation.Learn more

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2:30

What Happens When Amazon Reshapes Its Podcast Empire?

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2025/08/04

Amazon is restructuring Wondery by merging its narrative-driven studio with Audible and moving celebrity-hosted podcasts to a new creator services team focused on sponsorships. The changes result in the departure of CEO Jen Sargent and approximately 110 employees, with some transitioning to other roles within Amazon. The Wondery Plus app will remain available, and certain shows will retain Wondery branding. The restructuring responds to industry shifts toward video and creator-led content, and

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2:04

Why Did Google Cut Ties with 50+ DEI Groups?

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2025/08/04

Google removed 58 diversity, equity, and inclusion groups, including the Latino Leadership Alliance and the ACLU of Illinois, from its 2024 funding list curated by its U.S. Government Affairs and Public Policy team. The organizations dropped often referenced terms such as 'race' and 'women' in their missions, which have faced increased scrutiny following federal guidance to reduce such language. The funding cuts may affect the operational capacity and outreach of these organizations and reflect a

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2:17

How TikTok Pro is Changing Charity in Europe

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2025/08/01

TikTok launched TikTok Pro in Germany, Portugal, and Spain, introducing the Sunshine Programme that enables users to support charities by earning virtual sunshine through in-app engagement. Users can allocate virtual sunshine to charities, prompting TikTok to make donations. TikTok Pro offers the same content as the standard app but removes live-streams, shopping features, and ads, focusing on charitable giving through digital interaction.Learn more on this news by visiting us at:

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4:42

Which U.S. Biopharma Clusters Will Lead in 2025?

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2025/08/01

U.S. biopharma clusters are responding to high interest rates, NIH restructuring, and FDA changes while maintaining investment in research and development. Boston/Cambridge, San Francisco Bay Area, BioHealth Capital Region, New York/New Jersey, San Diego, Los Angeles/Orange County, Greater Philadelphia, North Carolina, Seattle, and Chicagoland rank as the top ten regions based on patents, NIH funding, venture capital, laboratory space, and jobs. Major projects, mergers, and facility expansions are

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2:13

How U.S. Tariff Hikes Threaten Small Businesses...

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2025/08/01

The U.S. government raised tariffs to 35 percent, prompting the Canadian Federation of Independent Business to warn that the move will negatively affect small businesses in both countries. Most Canadian exports remain tariff-free under CUSMA and USMCA, but ongoing uncertainty is causing businesses to delay decisions on layoffs and downsizing. CFIB urges the Canadian government to release funds collected from retaliatory tariffs and proposes temporary tax relief or tariff rebates to support small

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2:18

Are AI Services Facing Their Own 'Uber Moment'?

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2025/07/31

AI companies are transitioning from offering free services to implementing paid subscription and usage-based models due to increased operational costs and the need for sustainable revenue. This change requires startups and businesses to reassess budgets and consider alternative solutions, while the industry anticipates enhanced features and competition as firms seek to attract paying customers.Learn more on this news by visiting us at: https://greyjournal.net/news/ Hosted on Acast. See

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3:24

Will Cinemark's New Theaters Revive the Moviegoing...

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2025/07/31

Cinemark announced plans to open 18 new ScreenX panoramic theaters in the United States and two in Latin America by 2026, expanding its partnership with CJ 4DPlex. ScreenX technology extends the movie screen onto auditorium walls to create a 270-degree viewing experience. The expansion targets major film releases and responds to declining theater attendance as more Americans choose home streaming. Cinemark reported a first-quarter 2025 revenue decrease to $541 million and a net loss of $39 million,

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2:42

Who Are the Small Business Champions of the Year?

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2025/07/31

Lindsay Connelly, founder of Linden Digital Marketing, and Scott Miller, owner of Scott Miller Salon Spa & Store, received Business Person of the Year awards from the Small Business Council, a Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce affiliate. Connelly was recognized in the under 25 employees category for her work in digital marketing, while Miller was honored in the 25 or more employees division for expanding his salon business. Finalists included Lauren Goetz, Stephen McDonnell Jr., Michael

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