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Fox News AI Newsletter: Amazon's $4B bet on an AI startup

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Fox News AI Newsletter: Amazon's $4B bet on an AI startup
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IN TODAY'S NEWSLETTER:

- Amazon invests $4B in AI startup rival to OpenAI

- Free travel planner? Use AI for your next trip

- Stanford prof accused of using AI to fake testimony in Minnesota case against conservative YouTuber

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