Top of the Hour — 6:00 AM · Sun Nov 1, 2026

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Show by Edo Segal · [YOU] on AI

Sunday, November 1: Britain's competition watchdog opens a formal antitrust probe into Meta's AI content-scraping terms; Europe's telecoms standards body issues the first mandatory deepfake-safeguard spec; the Theranos whistleblower calls AI a fraud-ready black box; Japan's Murata bets $6.3 billion on doubling AI-server capacitors; and Moonshot announces open weights for its next Kimi coding model. In this hour: Britain's Regulator Just Opened a Formal Investigation Into Meta for Taking Publisher Content Without Asking · Europe Just Issued the First Mandatory Rules for AI Builders to Prevent Their Own Models From Making Deepfakes · The Man Who Took Down Theranos Says AI Is Even Easier to Fake · The Japanese Company That Makes 40% of AI Servers' Tiny Essential Capacitors Just Bet $6 Billion It Can't Build Them Fast Enough · Moonshot AI's Next Coding Model Goes Open-Source on Tuesday — Days After Shutting the Door on Its Predecessor.

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