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OpenAI's ChatGPT has taken the globe by storm, becoming the most downloaded app worldwide in March. With a 148% year-over-year increase in installs, the AI chatbot's popularity shows no signs of slowing down. New features, including enhanced image-generation capabilities, have contributed to its viral status. (TechCrunch)

BOXABL is the home construction company bringing assembly line automation to the home industry. With their patented technology and 53 patent filings, BOXABL believes they have the potential to disrupt a massive and outdated trillion dollar building construction market. And they just reserved the ticker symbol BXBL on Nasdaq*!

Most houses take seven months to complete. BOXABL can put one out of the assembly line every four hours, including electrical, HVAC, and plumbing! Now, the company is raising funds and has made shares available to the public but the round is closing soon on StartEngine!

Currently, shares are being offered at $0.80 per share. With a $1,000 minimum investment, you can join 40,000 investors to help solve the housing crisis.

The closing has been extended due to investor interest, April 14th is the last day to invest in BOXABL on StartEngine.

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Meta is set to go on trial against the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on Monday over its acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp. The government argues that these acquisitions were intended to suppress competition in personal social networking. The trial's outcome could have significant implications for Meta's business operations, like the potential separation of the apps. (The Verge)

Apple is gearing up to launch a significantly upgraded version of its Siri voice assistant by fall 2025. The new features – which were supposed to arrive in iOS 18 – aim to enhance user interaction with new tasks, such as editing and sending photos via voice commands. (The Verge)

Eric Cox, Dropbox's Chief Customer Officer since November 2023, plans to step down, according to an SEC filing. The company has not announced a successor. Cox's departure aligns with Dropbox's recent restructuring efforts, including a 20% staff reduction and a focus on AI-driven revenue growth. (TechCrunch)

DoorDash’s international arm Wolt has been experimenting with sidewalk robot maker Coco in Helsinki, Finland – but now it’s bringing the automated food deliveries to the US. Nearly 600 merchants in Los Angeles and Chicago are participating, offering customers the chance to receive orders via Coco's emissions-free robots. (The Verge)

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