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Meta Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has launched a new WhatsApp application for Mac users with a group calling feature which will connect with up to eight people on video calls and 32 people on audio calls.

Jais contains 13 billion parameters made from a big batch of data combining Arabic and English, a portion of which is from computer code.

Three people in the know told ET that while the banking regulator has not spelt out any statement on the fledgling sector explicitly, back channel conversations between companies and the regulator have made many startups course correct.

Facebooks parent Meta Platforms has rejected a recommendation from its oversight board that it suspend the account of Cambodias former Prime Minister Hun Sen over allegations he used it to threaten opponents.

Featuring 50+ speakers, 30+ unicorns and soonicorns, 25+ sessions, 10+ tracks, 2 report launches, Open House with Karnataka IT Minister, multiple startup showcases and more, the Bengaluru edition of the ET Soonicorns Summit 2023 will track new frontiers of growth set to fuel the next wave of Indias startup-tech innovation economy.

Cybersecurity experts said they were impressed by the deft dismantling of the network but cautioned that any setback to cybercrime would likely be temporary.

Five financial watchdogs, including the central bank and forex and securities regulators, urged interdealer brokers to improve data and risk management and safeguard data security.

On Wednesday, the startup launched Share.Market, which enables users to open trading accounts and invest in stocks, mutual funds, and ETFs.

The case is being closely watched by the cryptocurrency and asset management industries, which have been trying for years to convince the SEC to approve a spot bitcoin ETF. They say it would allow investors to gain exposure to bitcoin, the worlds largest cryptocurrency, without having to own it. The SEC, though, worries spot bitcoin ETFs will be vulnerable to manipulation.

A panel of judges in the District of Columbia Court of Appeals in Washington said the securities regulators denial of Grayscales proposal was arbitrary and capricious because the SEC failed to explain its different treatment between bitcoin futures ETFs and spot bitcoin ETFs.