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Israel accuses Iran of breaching ceasefire announced by Trump

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  1. Israel retaliates after saying Iran breached ceasefire
  2. OpenAI’s early in-ear hardware work revealed in iyO lawsuit filings
  3. Murati’s Thinking Machines Lab said to build KPI-tuned AI models
  4. Meta said to have held acquisition talks with video startup Runway AI
  5. Harvey raises $300M at $5B valuation to bring AI to lawyers worldwide

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1. Israel retaliates after saying Iran breached ceasefire announced by Trump

Hours before the ceasefire news, Iran targeted a U.S. military base in Qatar on Mon.

The U.S. strikes on Iran’s Isfahan site narrowly avoided nuclear reactors, satellite images now suggest

Oil has slumped after Iran’s weak response, briefly falling below its Jun. 12 level, when Israel attacked Iran’s nuclear sites

3. OpenAI’s early in-ear hardware work revealed in iyO lawsuit filings

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  • OpenAI and io bought at least 30 headphone sets to survey the market, their lawyers said.

  • May 1: OpenAI and io executives also met with iyO’s leadership and demoed their in-ear tech.

    • Tested iyO’s earpiece but were disappointed by repeated demo failures.

  • OpenAI’s 1st AI device may not be a pair of headphones.

  • iyO filed a trademark dispute lawsuit against OpenAI and io this month.

  • OpenAI explored a wide range of devices, including “desktop-based and mobile, wireless, and wired, and wearable, and portable,” its lawyers said.

4. Murati’s Thinking Machines Lab said to build KPI-tuned AI models, explore consumer product

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