Connected newsletter: Apple fined as Elon Musk’s spat with OpenAI worsens

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As it is, just two days after fining Apple for “abusing its dominant position” for distributing music streaming apps such as Spotify, it was revealed the tech company will face questions from EU regulators over accusations it barred Epic Games from opening its own app store for iPhone customers in Europe.

The fallout between OpenAI co-founders Elon Musk and Sam Altman was all over the news with the company using the billionaire’s own emails to show he backed its plans to become a for-profit business, and that he insisted it raise “billions” of dollars to be relevant compared with Google. As if that weren’t enough, Musk has been dethroned as the world’s richest person this week. Musk currently has a net worth of ‘just’ $197.7 billion compared to Jeff Bezos’ $200.3 billion nest egg.

Zero Day Con, the annual cybersecurity conference, returned to Dublin this week. One of the key speakers, Richard Browne, director of the National Cyber Security Centre , told delegates that cybersecurity threats are ‘like an ongoing bar fight in a western’. • Bitcoin surged to a record high as demand from new US exchange-traded funds and a looming reduction in the token’s supply growth fuelled a rebound

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