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Brett Adcock

American technology entrepreneur and executive

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  • Jul 14

    OpenAI's first hardware will be a screenless, movable speaker with a camera, designed as an AI companion for the home

    The ChatGPT maker is developing a battery-powered smart speaker that uses a camera and sensors to understand its environment, with a launch targeted for 2027.

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Warsh reopens the rate-hike door

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The past half-day brought a grim mix of disaster management, war diplomacy and monetary discipline. Rescue teams in the Himalayas paused under the threat of another flood, while oil traders watched the Strait of Hormuz and bond traders watched Kevin Warsh.

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A second consecutive mass drone barrage (267 UAVs) and continued refinery disruption extend the established reciprocal-strike pattern without altering its parameters.

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