Morning Brew Daily Meta Wants to Take On ChatGPT & Duolingo Replaces Workers With AI?
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Apr 30, 2025 Amazon faces scrutiny from the White House for its tariff display plans, and the fallout is palpable. Meta is stepping into the AI game with a new chatbot aimed at ChatGPT, shaking up the tech landscape. Meanwhile, Duolingo's CEO stirs controversy by announcing a future where AI could replace human workers. Lastly, the EU's ruling against Malta's 'golden passport' program highlights a growing debate on the commercialization of citizenship. It's a mix of news, innovation, and corporate drama that keeps listeners engaged!
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Dame's Trump Tariff Stunt
- Dame sexual wellness brand added a $5 Trump tariff surcharge at checkout with a toupee image.
- It was more of a marketing stunt to drive viral conversation than to cover import costs.
Fast Fashion Tariff Transparency
- Fast fashion brands like Temu add import charges labeled plainly without mentioning tariffs.
- Amazon considered similar tariff display strategies for its budget-focused storefront, Amazon Haul.
Canada Labels Tariffed U.S. Goods
- Canadian grocery stores label U.S. goods with a "T" for tariffs, influencing customer choices.
- Many shoppers choose pricier locally grown produce over U.S. items due to tariff awareness.