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[The Daily Crunch logo]( By [Christine Hall]( Monday, November 06, 2023 In todayâs top story, Ron and Sarah tag-team news that Bumbleâs CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd is stepping down from that role and Slack CEO Lidiane Jones is taking Herdâs place. Jones took the helm at Slack under a year ago, so weâll be following what this now means for that company. [Get the scoop](. Meanwhile, Brian brings you two Apple product reviews and an update. We kick it off with the Apple 16-inch M3 Max MacBook Pro, which Brian called â[a desktop among laptops](.â Next is the Apple M3 iMac 24-inch, labeled as â[More power, same package](.â Finally, we learn that Apple is not planning a[27-inch iMac](. And now we know even more about Palo Alto Networksâ [acquisition of Talon Cyber Security](, thanks to Ingrid. [ image] Image Credits: Salesforce More top reads OpenAI goes to a developer conference: And the TechCrunch team was all over it. The top story here is that [OpenAI launches GPT-4 Turbo]( and a fine-tuning program for GPT-4. Weâve also got a number of other takes for you, including an API that lets [developers build âassistantsâ into their apps](, how [relying on OpenAIâs tech]( can burn a startup (TC+), an [App Store for AI]( and an update on how many [weekly active users]( ChatGPT has. Mozzarella, made by plants: Italians know their mozzarella. Now meet Dreamfarm, which is setting its sights on the perfect vegan mozzarella. [See how they make it](. Does the perfect try-on tech exist?: Zelig certainly thinks so. The startup, founded by luxury clothing distributors, has some virtual try-on tech that attracted a $100 million valuation. [Hereâs what it does](. Grow with growers: 20VC expands its brand with another $5 million venture capital fund off-shoot, this time backed by growth experts. [Read more](. Now, thatâs a healthy Series B: Lidl owner and Bosch Ventures co-lead a $500 million Series B into German AI start-up Aleph Alpha. [Yes, the company is in AI](. Putting some STEAM into STEM: Here are 20 of the best STEM toys to gift coders-in-training. [Arranged by age](. Time to get out the stretchy pants: Appetite wants to help you and your friends discover, plan and book a meal out. [Bon appétit](. Upgraded: How do you choose the right code-generating tools? Amazon only wants you to make one choice. [See what MongoDB-specific improvements]( the company made to its code-generating tool. No, not that Daytona: This Daytona doesnât need to drive around in circles. Itâs driving straight into an enterprise-grade GitHub Codespaces. [Read more](. Into the startup light: Data observability platform Kloudfuse emerges from stealth with $23 million. [Hereâs what it does](. Itâs Element-ary my dear: Matrix, a decentralized communication protocol, shifts to a less-permissive Affero General Public License. [Hereâs why](. Putting the pieces together: Here are some of the best jigsaw puzzles to gift your favorite puzzler this year. [Donât forget the card table](. Weekend warriors you may have missed: [Valued at $1B, Kai-Fu Leeâs LLM startup unveils open source model]( [Before you found a startup, think about your personal goals]( (TC+) [In Mamaearth, Peak XV finds its fourth 10x return since Sequoia separation]( [Will this former future unicorn be sold for parts?]( (TC+) [Deal Dive: AIâs not the only sector dodging the funding slowdown]( (TC+) [More top reads image] Image Credits: Bryce Durbin / TechCrunch [CDP build or buy: pick your own adventure]( Sponsored by [Customer.io]( [A customer data platform (CDP) is your key to unlocking personalized messaging. It simplifies data complexity, ensuring your journey to data activation is smooth. You have two paths: build your own or buy from a vendorâletâs explore together!]( [Download Here]( [On the pods]( [Equity]( is back with a look at what’s making headlines early in the week. TechCrunch is tracking [01.AI]( in China, which is now a unicorn, and we’re curious about what Elon Muskâs [xAI]( service has to offer, how a former Sequoia group is racking up impressive results in India, why OpenSea cut staff and the latest chip firm to get a big check from China’s government. [Listen here](. [Read More]( [On the pods image] Image Credits: Bryce Durbin [Read more stories on TechCrunch.com]( Newest Jobs from Crunchboard - [Senior Product Designer at Murmuration (USA)](
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