More top reads More layoffs: Grammarly is the latest tech company to restructure its business, resulting in layoffs. The AI writing company is cutting 230 people to focus on an AI-enabled workforce. Sleep apnea detection on your wrist: Samsungâs Galaxy Watch was approved by the FDA to detect sleep apnea. This is going to revolutionize someoneâs sleep and is only the beginning of what devices will eventually tell us about our bodies. Whatâs next for STIRR: Now that the free, ad-supported streaming TV service STIRR has a new parent company, expect to see some expansion, a lot more things to watch and better app functionalities. This year will be a turning point for DEI: Thereâs a diversity, equity and inclusion backlash going on in the Big Tech world, and we have pulled together what you need to know about the legal and corporate challenges going on. Product experts in your pocket: A new $5 million fund started by 20VC will invest in early-stage startups and provide insights into product growth from some of the top company experts. Pitch Deck Teardown: Over on TechCrunch+, Haje takes a look at Xyteâs 27-slide deck. Find out what he liked and didnât like. Get social: Meta wants a happier environment on its platforms and decided that Instagram and Threads will no longer proactively recommend political content. Next, X and BetMGM have a new partnership to introduce a sports betting service on X. And third-party developers are left in a lurch after some social networks wonât play nice with their APIs. | 
