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This edition of The Hustle covers a range of tech and business news including a new allergen-detecting test strip from DipDetect, Bumble replacing its swipe feature, Lime filing for an IPO, and India's Skyroot Aerospace becoming the country's first space tech unicorn. There's also coverage of AI behavior quirks, a wealth-building framework from Shaan, and a teaser about Gen Z building custom computers. A Carnegie Mellon/MIT/Oxford/UCLA study warns that just 10 minutes of AI assistant use can reduce independent thinking and drop math performance by ~20%.

Key Facts

DipDetect, a California startup, is developing a pH-style test strip that detects allergens including dairy, nuts, gluten, and shellfish in seconds, targeting 22m Americans with food allergies.
Skyroot Aerospace became India's first space tech unicorn after a $60m raise, and Lime filed for an IPO after years of restructuring.
A multi-university study found just 10 minutes of AI assistant use can drop math performance ~20% and nearly double the likelihood of skipping questions when the AI is removed.

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AI assistant dependency

Just 10 minutes of AI assistance can cause a ~20% performance drop on math questions when removed and nearly doubles users' likelihood of skipping questions — suggesting AI tools may actively undermine independent thinking.

Contrarian Angle

Bumble's unrevealed new feature replacing Swipe (gesture mechanic)

Bumble CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd announced replacing the swipe with a new mechanic described as 'revolutionary for the category.'

Engineers switching from Swipe (gesture mechanic) to Bumble's unrevealed new feature

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