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• Nobel Prize for AI, Nvidia Hunts Aliens, and Databricks' Big Move

• HBO Documentary Fails to Unmask Satoshi, Crypto Market Shrugs It Off

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TODAY IN AI

Nobel Prize for AI, Nvidia Hunts Aliens, and Databricks' Big Move

AI godfather Geoffrey Hinton, alongside John Hopfield, has been awarded the Nobel Prize in physics for their groundbreaking work that laid the foundation of modern machine learning. However, Hinton has become an outspoken skeptic of AGI’s risks.

Nvidia joins SETI's search for extraterrestrial life using Holoscan tech to analyze faint signals, potentially leading to breakthroughs in astronomy.

Databricks just unveiled a revolutionary app builder, allowing developers to easily create secure AI-powered apps with popular frameworks like Streamlit, without needing extra infrastructure.

^{Today In Crypto}

HBO Documentary Fails to Unmask Satoshi, Crypto Market Shrugs It Off

The much-anticipated HBO documentary "Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery" fell flat in identifying Bitcoin's creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, instead pointing to developer Peter Todd, who denied the claims even before airing. Despite hopes for a volatility boost in the market, Bitcoin remains steady at $62,150, down slightly by 0.45%.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. saw an $18 million outflow as Chinese economic developments disappointed. Meanwhile, a major options trade hints at potential heightened price swings, suggesting Bitcoin could break out of its current range soon.

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