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05:06|AI-Driven "Memory Crunch" Raises Consumer Electronics Costs, OpenAI Merges Teams, Plans Audio-First Device in Major Interface Shift, and Instagram Head Says AI Will Make 'Fingerprinting Real Media' Easier Than Detecting FakesLink to Show Notes
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Disney Settles with DoJ over COPPA Violation - DTH
05:26|Disney reached a settlement with the Department of Justice over a COPPA violation, sources claim Nvidia approached TSMC to ramp up production of AI chips to meet large increase in demand from China, and GOG changes owners but not mission to sell DRM-free games. Check out the show notes here.Meta Acquires Singaporean AI Startup Manus for $2 Billion - DTH
05:10|SoftBank Group has completed its $40 billion investment in OpenAI, Samsung TVs to integrate Google Photos starting in 2026, and China mandates 50% domestic chip equipment in facilities expansion.Link to Show Notes
Apple Challenges UK Competition Appeal Tribunal Fine - DTH
05:09|Apple will challenge the October decision by the UK's Competition Appeal Tribunal over £1.5 billion fine, the Cyberspace Administration of China posted draft rules increasing regulations on AI products, and a Kapwing study claims 20% of YouTube videos shown to new users are "AI slop". Check out the show notes here.New York State To Require Social Media Warning Labels - DTH
05:33|LG unveils UltraGear evo lineup of premium gaming monitors, Xiaomi announces the 17 Ultra smartphone line, Disney crosses $6 billion in global box office revenue since 2019. Show NotesNvidia and Groq Strike $6.9 Billion AI Licensing Deal - DTH
04:44|Apple halted its new age-verification rules in Texas after a federal judge temporarily blocked the state's App Store Accountability Act, Meta's Secret Plan to make Instagram the top teen platform by 2027, and Google is rolling out a feature allowing users to change their existing "@gmail.com" email address.Link to Show Notes
Apple To Permit Third-Party App Stores in Brazil - DTH
05:42|A Texas Federal Judge issues a preliminary injunction against the App Store Accountability Act on First Amendment grounds, the Italian Competition Authority orders Meta to suspend the policy banning outside AI chatbots on WhatsApp, and a Waymo postmortem breaks down the breakdown during the San Francisco blackout. Check out the show notes here.