Here’s what’s new in this week’s Web3 news - First, Warner Records has partnered with Probably Nothing, @probablynothing, on a new record label venture based on the blockchain called Studio A. The record label aims to bring community-based ownership into the music industry. Next, the World of Women, @worldofwomen.nft, community received access to own a digital home on OnCyber, a world that is the foundation of the World of Women universe. The access was granted via thousands of NFTs called capacitors which were sent to World of Women holders. And finally, the Chinese gaming company, NetDragon has just appointed its first AI rotating CEO. The new executive will optimize the company for profit and productivity, along with balancing the workflows of employees. That’s all for this week, let us know what you think in the comments.