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Bitcoin ETFs are back in buying mode, pulling in two hundred seventeen million dollars on Monday after a brief one-day outflow snapped a nine-day winning streak. Meanwhile, ether funds have now gone eleven consecutive days without a single red session, their longest positive run since mid-August. Crypto investment products, it seems, are finding a steadier footing.
Shifting gears, Bill Gates is raising alarms about artificial intelligence, warning that nobody is adequately preparing for mass unemployment, devastating cyberattacks, or the dangerous concentration of wealth among a small group of tech power brokers. The irony isn't lost on anyone that the man who helped build the modern technology industry is now among its most anxious critics.
And on a more mundane note, Google's TV Streamer just got fifty percent more expensive, jumping from one hundred dollars to one hundred fifty. Google hasn't offered much of an explanation beyond a quiet price update. For consumers already weighing up a crowded streaming device market, that's a meaningful gap, and it may push more than a few shoppers toward the competition.
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