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In a groundbreaking move, Black founders are reshaping the AI landscape by customizing ChatGPT and other chatbot tools. These tailored versions, including Latimer.AI, ChatBlackGPT, and Spark Plug, address the diversity gap in AI chatbots. Unlike their Euro-centric counterparts, these Black-owned chatbots incorporate cultural nuance and ensure that Black perspectives (POVs) are represented in the trillion-dollar AI industry.

The Struggle for Cultural Nuance

OpenAI’s ChatGPT and similar tools often fall short in capturing cultural context. By creating versions that resonate with Black and brown communities, these founders aim to bridge the gap and empower underrepresented voices.

TikTok’s Generative AI Avatars and YouTube’s Contextual Notes

Beyond chatbots, social media platforms grapple with reality and misinformation. TikTok introduces generative AI avatars for creators and brands, while YouTube experiments with a “Notes” feature to combat deepfakes and misleading content. As AI evolves, context and accuracy become critical.

Tempus’s Genomic Testing and Shein’s IPO Struggles

In the IPO landscape, Tempus, a genomic testing and data analysis company, raises $441 million on Nasdaq. Shein, a Chinese e-commerce giant, faces challenges in gaining Beijing’s approval for its London IPO. The retailer’s corporate identity blurs national boundaries, impacting its funding prospects.

Crypto’s Comeback: Funding Hits $100 Billion

Crypto startup funding surpasses $100 billion in the past decade, with a notable uptick in Q1 2024. Robinhood’s acquisition of Bitstamp for $200 million hints at further M&A and IPO activity. As the crypto market rebounds, investors eye opportunities in this dynamic space.