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Meta's chief AI officer says its Muse AI can save you $1,000 — I tried it myself and saved just $35

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Finance 8 hours ago How to Build an Autonomous AI Trading Agent on Robinhood hackernoon.com - RyanMerrigan • 8h Setup GuideBuilding an autonomous AI trading agent on Robinhood is now possible without writing a single line of code.
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Meta's chief AI officer says its Muse AI can save you $1,000 — I tried it myself and saved just $35

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By Eric Hal Schwartz Verified
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Saving $1,000 sounded pretty good to me. I wasn't entirely sure where Meta's Muse AI was supposed to find it, but Meta's chief AI officer, Alexandr Wang, and the #MuseMoneyChallenge sounded pretty encouraging about putting the company's new AI agent to work finding $1,000 in savings. Some of the results shared so far make that target seem surprisingly plausible.
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British lawmakers are finally getting serious about AI regulation

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British lawmakers and OpenAI have found something they can agree on: artificial intelligence has become too important and potentially harmful to govern without a real legal framework. The country has long promoted what it deemed a flexible, middle-ground approach to regulating AI through a mix of existing regulators and voluntary agreements by developers.
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