In other tech news, the EU has imposed its DMA rules on Apple's iPadOS, which could lead to the introduction of third-party app stores on the tablet line. Meanwhile, Tesla has received some positive news in China, although the impact is still uncertain. The article concludes with a discussion on the increasing rate at which venture capitalists are investing in AI startups, spurred by OpenAI's ability to secure large deals.
Key takeaways:
- OpenAI has a new content licensing deal with the Financial Times, which involves more than just content and money exchange.
- Musk's AI enterprise, xAI, is now looking to raise $6 billion at an $18 billion valuation, a significant increase from the initial $3 billion on a $15 billion valuation.
- The EU has placed iPadOS under its DMA rules, which should force third-party app stores on the tablet line in time, marking another setback for Apple.
- Venture capitalists are investing in AI startups at a rapid pace, with OpenAI landing big deals with Microsoft money.