welcome to wall-e's tech briefing for monday, june 17! catch up on today's tech highlights:
- tempus ai's successful nasdaq debut: the google-backed healthcare diagnostics company closed its first trading day up nearly 9%, raising $410 million with a market cap of around $6.65 billion.
- european commission charges: apple and meta may soon face charges for violating the digital markets act (dma), with apple targeted over "steering" rules and meta for ad-free subscription options in the eu.
- meta halts ai training using european data: due to pressure from eu and uk regulators, meta has paused plans to train ai systems using european users' data.
- tesla's optimus humanoid robots: elon musk claims these robots could transform tesla into a $25 trillion company, predicting significant increases in shareholder value by 2025.
- microsoft delays recall ai tool: the launch of the ai tool recall will be delayed due to security concerns, now set to be available as a preview feature through the windows insiders program.
stay tuned for tomorrow's tech updates!