Daily Tech Headlines

Microsoft has asked 700 to 800 China-based Cloud and AI engineers to relocate to other countries, the EU is investing Meta to see it is contributing to children's social media addiction, and Google has fixed the third actively exploited Chrome zero-day vulnerability in a week.Link to Show Notes

Google announces API access to Google Home platform, Intel announces Thunderbolt Share, Apple rolls out new accessibility and battery life controls. Show Notes

The Biden Administration announces new tariffs on China, Sony Appoints co-CEOs to run its PlayStation business, and Google experiments with running ChromeOS on Android…Link to Show Notes

Google's Pixel 8A has some family-friendly new features, Apple reportedly wants to shift to performance-based compensation for Apple TV+ in-house productions, The European Commission set for new antitrust charges against Microsoft Teams. Show Notes

OpenAI may announce a Google search competitor the day before the start of Google I/O, Apple plans to divert complex AI queries to cloud-based servers running M2 Ultras processors, and, Jack Dorsey says BlueSky is “literally repeating all the mistakes” made while he ran Twitter.Link to Show Notes

TikTok will start automatically labeling AI-generated content made on other platformsTesla’s job cuts escalate into China this week, and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer will provide a framework for addressing the risks and potential benefits of artificial intelligence in the coming weeks…Link to Show Notes

Reddit's 1st public quarter sees growth, the DOJ investigates Tesla over "fully autonomous" distinction, Meta rolls out new AI tools for advertisers.Show Notes

Apple Unveils New M4 Powered OLED iPad Pros and a refresh of iPad Airs, Project ACDC is bringing Apple silicone to data centers, and the UK’s Ministry of Defence payroll system has been breached…Link to Show Notes

Threads throttles "quote" posts, YouTube introduces "Jump Ahead" for Android users, Jack Dorsey is no longer on Bluesky's board.Show Notes