ByteDance co-founder and CEO Liang Rubo urges staff to resist mediocrity after the company missed the initial wave of generative AI, in a company-wide meeting (Jane Zhang/Bloomberg)

Jane Zhang / Bloomberg:
ByteDance co-founder and CEO Liang Rubo urges staff to resist mediocrity after the company missed the initial wave of generative AI, in a company-wide meeting  —  - Co-founder said the company showed signs of complacency  — Chinese peer Baidu claims its model can rival OpenAI's ChatGPT

Berlin-based Delivery Hero plans to sell 68.2M shares of Deliveroo, or a ~4.5% stake worth ~£83M, and does not expect to hold any Deliveroo stock afterwards (Yasemin Craggs Mersinoglu/Financial Times)

Yasemin Craggs Mersinoglu / Financial Times:
Berlin-based Delivery Hero plans to sell 68.2M shares of Deliveroo, or a ~4.5% stake worth ~£83M, and does not expect to hold any Deliveroo stock afterwards  —  Sector has been coming under increasing pressure to demonstrate profitability as cost of capital has risen

Raspberry Pi CEO Eben Upton says the company is in the early stages of planning a London IPO, appointing two banks, after considering a listing in early 2022 (Swetha Gopinath/Bloomberg)

Swetha Gopinath / Bloomberg:
Raspberry Pi CEO Eben Upton says the company is in the early stages of planning a London IPO, appointing two banks, after considering a listing in early 2022  —  - Peel Hunt, Jefferies are working on possible listing  — Raspberry Pi previously attempted a London listing in 2022

The AI boom has spurred law firms, hospitals, insurance companies, government agencies, and others to create chief AI officer roles to navigate the use of AI (Yiwen Lu/New York Times)

Yiwen Lu / New York Times:
The AI boom has spurred law firms, hospitals, insurance companies, government agencies, and others to create chief AI officer roles to navigate the use of AI  —  Many feared that artificial intelligence would kill jobs.  But hospitals, insurance companies and others are creating roles to navigate and harness the disruptive technology.

Source: Japanese telecom NTT and Intel plan to build tech to mass-produce next-gen chips using optical tech to reduce power consumption, a possible game changer (Nikkei Asia)

Nikkei Asia:
Source: Japanese telecom NTT and Intel plan to build tech to mass-produce next-gen chips using optical tech to reduce power consumption, a possible game changer  —  SK Hynix to also join, with Tokyo providing $300m government support  —  Demand for the next-generation semiconductors …

Apple updates Shazam to add support for identifying songs from other apps while listening via wired or Bluetooth headphones (Oliver Haslam/iMore)

Oliver Haslam / iMore:
Apple updates Shazam to add support for identifying songs from other apps while listening via wired or Bluetooth headphones  —  Apple's Shazam is now better than ever.  —  Shazam has long been the go-to app for people who want to know what song they're listening to but now it's better than ever thanks to a new version 17.3 update.