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Monday 9 November

Meet Jensen Huang, Nvidia's founder and CEO

AI-generated summary The artificial intelligence boom has driven high demand for chips supplied by Nvidia, which is led by founder and CEO Jensen Huang. Jensen Huang entered Forbes list of the world's wealthiest people in 2024 as business for Nvidia reached new heights.

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Apple launches $50 'intelligence usage packs' for select AI features

AI-generated summary Apple has launched its first paid intelligence usage packs priced at $50 for expanded artificial intelligence features in Logic Pro. The company states that usage packs are expected to be available for Final Cut Pro, Pixelmator Pro, and the iWork suite later this month.

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NHTSA investigates if Waymo robotaxis are still running school bus stop signs

AI-generated summary The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration opened an investigation into Waymo robotaxis regarding whether a recent software recall effectively resolved issues with running school bus stop signs. The inquiry follows earlier reports of robotaxis driving past stopped school buses with flashing red lights and deployed stop sign arms in locations including Atlanta and Austin.

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Expanding Teen Account Protections to Teens Around the World

AI-generated summary Meta says it is expanding its artificial intelligence technology globally to find people suspected to be teens and automatically place them into Teen Accounts on Instagram, even if they used an adult birthday. Meta states that the expansion builds on its commitments under a recent agreement with 52 bipartisan attorneys general to strengthen how it identifies teens and children under 13 on its apps.

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