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Good morning from OWITH.ai: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in AI and tech world.The article discusses how police departments in the US are using flawed and biased AI facial recognition systems to wrongfully arrest individuals, with higher error rates for black and dark-skinned individuals. The lack of laws and accountability around the use of facial recognition technology has allowed for misuse, leading to wrongful arrests and violations of civil rights. President Biden signed an executive order to lease federal sites for the development of AI infrastructure, while concerns are raised about Meta allegedly using a book piracy site to train its AI models. The text also highlights the issue of Crush AI, a known bad actor that continues to run ads on Facebook and Instagram despite being reported to Meta, raising concerns about the misuse of AI technology. The article calls for stricter laws and transparency in the use of AI technologies in law enforcement and beyond.Eve, an AI legal platform for plaintiff law firms, raised $47 million in funding led by Andreessen Horowitz. Founded in 2020, Eve has seen rapid growth with a 5x increase in revenue and 800% increase in customers. The platform streamlines processes and provides valuable insights for lawyers like Jennifer Gore. Despite a competitive market, Eve stands out for its focus on plaintiff law, attracting customers like Mike Morse. With a consumer-like approach, Eve engages users and drives daily active usage rates similar to consumer companies. The company's ability to provide end-to-end solutions sets it apart in the legal tech space. Backed by investors like Andreessen Horowitz, Eve is positioned for further success as it revolutionizes how plaintiff law firms leverage AI technology.The U.S. Federal Trade Commission sued farm equipment maker Deere for driving up repair costs by restricting repairs to its authorized dealer network. Meanwhile, Trump considers delaying the enforcement of the TikTok ban, and Biden is exploring options to keep the app available in the U.S. Additionally, smartphone maker Nothing is reportedly seeking to raise $100 million for expansion. In other news, Bitcoin rebounds, AI clickfarms are on the rise, and a woman falls in love with ChatGPT.Duke Energy CEO Lynn Good is stepping down after more than a decade in the job, with President Harry Sideris taking over. Good emphasizes the importance of succession planning and developing high-potential leaders. She advises new CEOs to focus on long-term goals while managing day-to-day responsibilities. The markets are up, with the S&P 500 nearing its all-time high. The Israel-Hamas peace deal is in doubt, and analyst notes from Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, and McKinsey are discussed. In other news, Volkswagen and Porsche CEO Oliver Blume faces criticism for juggling both roles, Meta plans to cut 5% of its lowest-performing employees, and the FTC accuses UnitedHealth Group, CVS, and Cigna of overcharging for certain drugs.The text discusses the decreasing costs of software development, particularly in creating prototypes, and how this could impact the demand for AI product managers. It emphasizes the importance of AI product management skills such as technical proficiency in AI, data proficiency, managing ambiguity, ongoing learning, and responsible implementation of AI. The release of DeepSeek-v3 is highlighted for its exceptional performance in coding and math tasks at a low training cost. The text also mentions proposed regulations on AI exports by the U.S. government to protect its technological advantages and strengthen domestic semiconductor production.The text introduces a technique to analyze community sentiment using Notebooklm, an AI-powered tool by Googl

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