More top reads Love is in the OpenAi air: Match Group and OpenAI swiped right and are now working together in a partnership that includes over 1,000 enterprise licenses for the dating app giant. Match is going all in on artificial intelligence to the tune of $20 million this year that will have ChatGPT helping Match employees with work-related tasks. Apple's new bites: iPhone users got a special treat today with Apple's new app called Apple Sports, where they have access to real-time scores, stats and other information about their favorite teams and leagues. Meanwhile, the consumer tech giant is preparing its iMessage app for the time when quantum computers will be able to break today's cryptography standards. And Apple now says it does want a percentage of donations made to a certain meditation app. Permit us to move faster: PermitFlow is building a "TurboTax for construction permitting," and if you have ever purchased a piece of land to put a house on, you'll know why an easier process is needed. Hadrian Automation's CEO wants to defy history and revitalize American industry: Learn why Chris Power made the factory the product as he worked to leverage software and automation anywhere he could. CFOs need love, too: Colombian-based Simetrik grabbed some new capital as it continues to develop its building blocks that automate tasks for company CFOs. Google and AI safety: AI is becoming smarter by the day, and you can get generative AI models to do some interesting things. With that in mind, Google DeepMind formed a new organization called AI Safety and Alignment that brings together not only existing teams already working in this area, but also new cohorts of GenAI researchers and engineers. Moonshot AI's new valuation is a moonshot indeed: In the race to build the next big large language model, China's Moonshot AI got a moonshot of help with $1 billion in new funding to boost its valuation to $2.5 billion. I hope they spend it all in one place. Meet the startup helping Indian farms with carbon offsets: Varaha works with partners to onboard smallholder farmers and help them follow sustainable and regenerative farming practices that result in the creation of nature-based carbon credits, which the startup sells to companies mainly in Europe. | 
