More top reads Your next job awaits: Remote, the HR technology company, connects talent and employers with a new job board. Check it out. So much Microsoft: Our team covered Microsoft's Ignite conference, and here were some takeaways: Microsoft now has some new features, including a deepfakes creator, a Copilot for (almost) everything and an AI-powered home decorator. Meanwhile, with not enough GPUs to go around, it seems the software giant may be designing custom AI chips. And Microsoft Teams got a bit of a makeover. Speaking of Copilot: Bing Chat is now Copilot. Bank alternative: Tanda is giving the centuries-old way immigrants save and borrow a modern twist by packaging it as a perk that small businesses can offer to employees. This is how it works. If you feel like someone's watching you, you’re not wrong: Strava, the exercise tracking app, launches Flyover, an aerial 3D video recap of all your GPS activities. Learn more. A tough pill to swallow: Digital pharmacy startup Truepill says hackers accessed sensitive data of 2.3 million patients. Here's what happened. A different kind of toast: Mindful drinking app Sunnyside lands $11.5 million to launch its AI-powered coach aimed at promoting healthy drinking habits. Read more. Robot riot: Robots for the home aren’t catching on as fast as Amazon would like, so the delivery giant is repurposing its home robot, Astro, as a security robot for businesses. Domo arigato. The startup train is arriving at Station F: The startup campus in Paris known as Station F unveiled this year's top 40 startups. Now it's Google's turn: Google also announced several new features today, including a social one for Google Maps to help you plan outings with your friends. They also announced an AI component for your Google Photos organization and categorization and additional tools to make search results more useful. A SPAC that may be going splat: Arrival, an electric vehicle startup that went public via a special purpose acquisition company, secures emergency cash so it can sell itself. Get the scoop. Even more for your Wednesday: Ads watchdog files FTC complaint against X, formerly Twitter, over unlabeled ads Meta seeks legislation that would require parents to approve teens' app downloads Female Founders Fund looks to raise $75 million for new fund (TC+) SPAC delays $350M merger with stratospheric balloon startup World View – again The bull case for software growth in 2024 (TC+) | 
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