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Subscribe wherever you listen to podcast. Welcome to Tech News Briefing. It's Friday, November 3rd. I'm Zoe Thomas for the Wall Street Journal.

The threat of human demise at the hands of artificial intelligence has long been a Hollywood trope.

But this week global leaders met in the UK to discuss how to prevent that possibility

from becoming a reality.

Our reporter Sam Sheckner was at the two-day summit and is going to join us to explain

what was agreed on and what comes next to deal with the risks created by AI.

But first, FTX founder Sam Bankman Freed has been convicted of stealing billions of dollars from customers in what prosecutors called one of the biggest financial frauds in US history. A New York jury found him guilty on Thursday evening after just a few hours of deliberation.

The verdict capped the stunning fall of the one-time crypto king

who had become one of the industry's biggest boosters Circle who said he approved the use of customer funds to cover FTX expenses.

You can hear a lot more about the case and the decision on the Journal Podcast.

They have a special series called The Trial of Cryptos Golden Boy.

Episodes drop in the journal podcast feed wherever you listen.

And we'll include a link in our show notes.

Amazon executives discussed how the company's pricing policies

had a quote punitive aspect on sellers.

That's according to internal documents cited in newly

unredacted portions of the Federal Trade Commission's monopoly lawsuit against the

e-commerce giant. The FTC also said Amazon knowingly raised the number of irrelevant ads on its

website to boost profit and the

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