Multinational Company Scammed by Deepfake Video, Meta's Board Calls for Media Rules, NXAI Rivals OpenAI, Microsoft's Decade of Triumph, and more...

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(0:10): Multinational Company Falls Victim to HK$200M Deepfake Video Scam in Hong Kong(1:41): Meta's Oversight Board Urges Tighter Rules on Manipulated Media Ahead of Elections(3:26): AI Pioneer Hochreiter's NXAI to Rival OpenAI with Efficient xLSTM Model(5:03): Satya Nadella's Decade of Triumph: Microsoft Soars with 1,000% Stock Surge(6:33): Nvidia Shares Skyrocket as Goldman Sachs Hikes Target to $800To subscribe visit https://www.brief.news.For more updates in your inbox each morning visit www.brief.news. Image credit: heise online

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