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OpenAI purchase: OpenAI plans to acquire Astral, a startup that makes Python tools for developers. The deal will bolster OpenAI's Codex effort, whose user base has tripled since the start of the year.

DoorDash workers: DoorDash is paying delivery couriers in some markets to submit video clips and complete other digital tasks to help improve artificial intelligence and robotics models.

Meta moderation: The social media giant will soon cut back on its use of third-party vendors to help with content moderation in favor of AI systems.

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Revalued

Uber plans to invest as much as $1.25 billion in carmaker Rivian to help launch a robotaxi fleet that will be available in the US, Canada and Europe over the next five years. The deal represents one of Uber's biggest robotaxi partnerships to date as its ride-hailing business faces competition from a wave of robotaxi operators.

Must Read

Nvidia's Jensen Huang made some long speeches during this week's GTC conference, but the CEO didn't always feel like he was getting his point across. In today's Tech In Depth, Ian King examines why the event didn't wow Wall Street — and whether Huang really has become the equivalent of a Fed chair.

This Week in Soundbite

This year's SXSW conference was a shorter, more condensed affair where creators were impossible to miss, Ashley Carman writes in this week's Soundbite.

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