Tech Brew Ride Home Fri. 03/29 – SBF To The Hoosegow
Mar 29, 2024
Sam Bankman-Fried is sentenced to 25 years for the FTX fraud, raising eyebrows regarding accountability in finance. X is testing adult content groups with age verification to ensure safety. Apple is suing a former employee for leaking confidential information while prepping for the launch of new OLED iPads in May. Meanwhile, Reddit's stock takes a nosedive, showcasing the volatility of the market. On a lighter note, the podcast also dives into Jesse Plemons' versatile acting career, exploring his ability to tackle morally complex roles.
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SBF Sentencing
- Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) received a 25-year prison sentence for defrauding FTX users.
- Judge Kaplan highlighted SBF's lack of remorse and ordered him to forfeit $11 billion.
X Tests Adult Content
- X (formerly Twitter) is testing adult-content communities with labels and potential age verification.
- This move aims to differentiate X and align with Elon Musk's vision for broader content inclusion.
Apple Sues Ex-Employee
- Apple sued former employee Andrew Odd for leaking confidential information, including details about the Journal app.
- Odd allegedly aimed to "kill products and features" he disagreed with, impacting Apple's ability to surprise consumers.