We expected many of Apple's announcements to revolve around the company’s artificial intelligence ambitions and Apple didn’t disappoint. We also bring you news about Vision Pro and lots of feature refreshes.
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Waymo has voluntarily issued a software recall to all 672 of its Jaguar I-Pace robotaxis after one of them collided with a telephone pole. This is Waymo’s second recall.
Waymo issues second recall after robotaxi hit telephone pole | TechCrunch
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Enterprise software giant SAP says it’s acquiring WalkMe for $1.5 billion in cash. Founded out of Israel in 2011, WalkMe was initially designed to simplify website navigation by providing real-time, on-screen guidance. Over the years, the company moved its headquarters to San Francisco and bolstered its platform with more features, focusing more on both consumer and enterprise applications. SAP said it expects the acquisition to close, subject to regulatory and shareholder approval, in Q3 2024. Read more from Paul Sawers: https://tcrn.ch/3RaKWA0 #TechCrunch #technews #walkme #sap #acquisition #startups #ipo
SAP to acquire digital adoption platform WalkMe for $1.5B | TechCrunch
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Fisker is issuing the first recall for its all-electric Ocean SUV because of problems with the warning lights, according to new information published by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The safety agency says that the Fisker Ocean’s instrument panel displays the brake, park, and antilock brake system warning lights in the wrong font size and, at times, in the wrong color, making them non-compliant with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards. The agency also says “multiple warning lights fail to illuminate during the ignition cycle.” The recall comes after months of problems with the Ocean SUV, and at a time when Fisker is on the brink of bankruptcy. The EV startup has stopped production of the Ocean and slashed its workforce to the bone as it seeks a way out of its troubles. Read more from Sean O'Kane: https://tcrn.ch/3XlVikG #TechCrunch #technews #fisker #evs
Fisker's troubled Ocean SUV gets its first recall | TechCrunch
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Thanks to Apple’s newfound — and heavy — investment in generative AI tech, the company had loads to showcase on the AI front at WWDC. Apple announced a deal with OpenAI to bring ChatGPT to a range of its devices. It also introduced new photo editing tools to remove objects and people from photos. And it rolled out an AI capability to proofread, rewrite, and summarize text across content, including notes and emails. Check out the full roundup from Kyle Wiggers here: https://tcrn.ch/4aXtjuv #TechCrunch #technews #artificialintelligence #GenAI #WWDC24
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What is Y Combinator? YC’s Head of Public Policy, Luther Lowe, gave a quick history and explanation of the startup accelerator at today’s StrictlyVC event
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Y Combinator’s Head of Public Policy Luther Lowe touches on the company’s current relationship with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman at today’s StrictlyVC event
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Former OpenAI Board Member Helen Toner remains unsure whether Washington will be able to get AI legislation right at today's StrictlyVC event
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Raspberry Pi priced its IPO on the London Stock Exchange on Tuesday morning at £2.80 per share, valuing it at £542 million, or $690 million at today’s exchange rate. Shortly after that, the company’s shares jumped a nice 32% to £3.70. It means that Raspberry Pi could end up raising more than $200 million during its IPO process. Read more from Romain Dillet on Raspberry Pi here: https://tcrn.ch/4et6Rwu #TechCrunch #technews #IPO
Raspberry Pi is now a public company | TechCrunch
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