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Correction: Coinbase and Tagomi Deny Acquisition (Ian Allison/CoinDesk)

Ian Allison / CoinDesk: Correction: Coinbase and Tagomi Deny Acquisition  —  CORRECTION (29 November 16:21 UTC): A previous version of this story incorrectly reported that that Coinbase had acquired Tagomi for $150 million.  —  Coinbase has not agreed to acquire the crypto brokerage Tagomi. Correction: Coinbase and Tagomi Deny Acquisition (Ian Allison/CoinDesk) Source: Tech Meme

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Singapore orders Facebook to correct a post by an Australian user, as part of a new "fake news" law; Facebook faces a fine of up to $365K if it does not comply (Stefania Palma/Financial Times)

Stefania Palma / Financial Times: Singapore orders Facebook to correct a post by an Australian user, as part of a new “fake news” law; Facebook faces a fine of up to $365K if it does not comply  —  Singapore has ordered Facebook to correct a post by a user in Australia, marking the first time

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A recent fracas between Binance and The Block shows crypto needs more independent journalists investigating the industry despite the community's media hostility (David Z. Morris/Fortune)

David Z. Morris / Fortune: A recent fracas between Binance and The Block shows crypto needs more independent journalists investigating the industry despite the community’s media hostility  —  This is the web version of The Ledger, Fortune’s weekly newsletter covering financial technology and cryptocurrency. A recent fracas between Binance and The Block shows crypto needs

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Simplified AI on Microcontrollers

Artificial intelligence is taking the world by storm. Rather than a Terminator-style apocalypse, though, it seems to be more of a useful tool for getting computers to solve problems on their own. This isn’t just for supercomputers, either. You can load AI onto some of the smallest microcontrollers as well. Tensorflow Lite is a popular

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Wyze security cams will lose the AI-based person-detection feature in Jan 2020 after Xnor.ai terminated their agreement; Wyze is working on in-house replacement (Jon Porter/The Verge)

Jon Porter / The Verge: Wyze security cams will lose the AI-based person-detection feature in Jan 2020 after Xnor.ai terminated their agreement; Wyze is working on in-house replacement  —  While it works on a replacement  —  Wyze’s security cameras will temporarily lose their person detection feature in January 2020 … Wyze security cams will lose

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