Week in Review: Cluely helps you cheat on everything
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April 26, 2025, 5:11 PM
- •Cluely, an AI-based cheating tool, boasts a $5.3 million monthly ARR.
- •Tesla's Q1 earnings reflect a 71% drop in net income and the worst quarter for deliveries in over two years.
- •Airbnb will now automatically show the total cost of properties, including all charges.
- •Adaptive Computer's "vibe coding" platform secures a $7 million seed round.
- •A Pew Research study shows that 74% of U.S. teens feel more connected to friends on social media.
- •Blue Shield of California notified customers of a data breach due to a misconfiguration in Google Analytics.
- •Bluesky experienced a DDoS attack.
- •Chess.com now has 200 million members.
- •Adam Neumann's Flow secures over $100 million in funding, valuing the company at approximately $2.5 billion.
- •Tesla's lawyers warn investors that backlash against Elon Musk could damage the company's brand.
This week's TechCrunch review covers a range of tech and business news. Cluely, an AI-powered cheating tool, is generating significant revenue. Tesla faces financial challenges with a sharp decline in net income and delivery numbers. Other topics include Airbnb's pricing changes, Adaptive Computer's funding, a data breach at Blue Shield, and the rise of Chess.com's membership.
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