Tech companies face mounting child safety lawsuits while pushing AI into schools
CNBC — Lawsuits against Snap, Meta and Google are creating headwinds for tech companies just as artificial intelligence tools expand into classrooms.
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CNBC — Lawsuits against Snap, Meta and Google are creating headwinds for tech companies just as artificial intelligence tools expand into classrooms.
Business Insider — The head of growth for streetwear retailer All Star Elite says he's been optimizing his online catalog for a growing wave of shopping bots.
9to5Google — Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses drop the camera in hopes of toning down the privacy concerns, but are they still worth it?
TechCrunch — Meta's Muse agents continue to get new features and integrations. Spaces promises to be a new way to interact with the AI helpers.
The New Stack — Meta trained new models using its frontier Muse Wonder model and is shipping them to all Muse and Meta AI users today, while keeping Wonder itself for harder subscriber tasks.
Meta Newsroom — Today, we're introducing spaces, an interactive way to build a more customized experience in the Muse app.
Mashable — The Democrats may take action against Big Tech following the blue tsunami.
The Decoder — OpenAI is talking about the AGI era, and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AGI has arrived. At the same time, co-creators of today's models are leaving OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and Meta to start their own labs, raising billions with no product to show. Why? They're betting that the current recipe alone won't be enough. We've sorted 45 neolabs by their research bets, mapped the limitations of today's AI they're trying to overcome, looked at what's already visible from their work, and explain why Nvidia always wins.
Latent Space — Fabian Theis has been one of the key players in the various iterations of the Virtual Cell concept and initiatives. It is not hyperbole at all to say that his lab has been pushing the frontier of algorithms to understand multi-scale, multi-modal (”mult...
The Independent — New rules would allow company to scrape data from its users’ websites to train its systems – and may still return
ctech — "I believe AI search and purchasing through AI agents will become the dominant way people decide which products to buy," writes Brandlight CEO Imri Marcus. "For some smaller decisions, after a while, you might not even want to be an active part of the process. You will trust your agent to do the research, knowing your needs and your preferences, and come back when it needs you."
Tech Policy Press — Courtney C. Radsch asks, will a Democratic majority in Congress confront concentrated corporate power, or simply oversee its continued expansion?
Wccftech — Around 86.7 GW of data center capacity is under construction right now, and operators can bypass grid delays with behind-the-meter gas turbines or Bloom Energy systems.
9to5Mac — Select WhatsApp users on TestFlight and in the main app are now seeing the option to expand an image in the app’s photo editor.
The San Francisco Standard — As voters push back on expansion, tech companies explore their options.
CNET — Always check your email and bank statements if you use an AI agent for purchases.
404 Media — Back to the drawing board!
Fortune — Two days after voters overwhelmingly rejected data centers, the companies that make the chips, networking gear, and other tech for the facilities saw their stocks crushed.
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