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Wed. 12/26 - Airbnb and Slack Mull Untraditional IPOs
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How the US government shutdown affects cybersecurity, how the Open Government Data Act is possibly good tech governance, Airbnb and Slack are considering non-traditional IPOs and the state of AI research at the end of 2018.
How a government shutdown affects America’s cybersecurity workforce (FifthDomain)
In a huge win for open data, Congress passes the Open, Public, Electronic, and Necessary Government Data Act (BoingBoing)
Wall Street Quietly Shelves Its Bitcoin Dreams (Bloomberg)
Layoffs Underway Amid ‘Adjustments,’ Bitcoin Miner Bitmain Confirms (CoinDesk)
HQ Trivia launches HQ Words as reinstalled CEO seeks a game-changer (TechCrunch)
Airbnb and Slack are considering untraditional IPOs that box out bankers like Spotify did (Recode)
Geoffrey Hinton and Demis Hassabis: AGI is nowhere close to being a reality (VentureBeat)