Daily Tech Headlines

Apple and Intel may reach new chip agreement, GM to pay $12.75M over driver data broker sales, OpenAI launches Codex Chrome extension. Show Notes

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports AirPods with cameras are currently in active testing, Nintendo announces upcoming price increases for the Switch 2, and Meta challenges how Ofcom calculates fines. Check out the show notes here.

The screenless wearable Google Fitbit Air is now available for pre-order, the European Commission agrees to a ban on AI-generated non-consensual intimate images, and Samsung will no longer sell televisions and home appliances in China. Check out the show notes here.

Pennsylvania Sues Character.AI Over Chatbot Impersonating Psychiatrist, Google Integrates Reddit and Social Media Perspectives into AI Search, and OpenAI Updates ChatGPT to GPT-5.5 Instant.Link to Show Notes

US Tech Giants Grant Government Early AI Model Access for Security Reviews, School Smartphone Bans Have Negligible Effect on Academic Performance, and Meta Secures $13 Billion for Texas AI Data Center.Link to Show Notes

Apple Has Reportedly Discontinued The Entry-Level Mac Mini, A Chinese Court Rules That Replacing Humans With AI is Illegal, and Amazon Launches “Amazon Supply Chain Services” to Offer External Businesses Access to its Vast Network.Link to Show Notes

Meta acquires Assured Robot Intelligence, CISA orders a cPanel and WHM patch by May 3rd, NASA targets late 2027 launch for Artemis III.Show Notes

The U.S. Senate Bars Members From Trading On Prediction Markets, Meta Threatens to Withdraw Services From New Mexico, and a Critical Vulnerability is Threatening Most Linux Distributions.Link to Show Notes

Instagram Updates Algorithm to Prioritize Original Content, Amazon and Meta Lobby for UPI Market Access in India, and Microsoft faces regulatory scrutiny for using its office productivity dominance to promote the AI-focused E7 bundle.Link to Show Notes