Daily Tech Headlines

The U.S. reportedly won’t allow Nvidia to sell its B30A chip to China, Tesla shareholders approve a $1 trillion compensation package for Elon Musk, and Amazon introduces an AI-powered translation service for Kindle Direct Publishing authors.Link to Show Notes

Apple nears deal to pay Google $1 billion for a custom version of Gemini to power Siri, Foursquare co-founder Dennis Crowley launched an AI-powered social app for iPhone, and Microsoft's AI CEO will lead the company's new superintelligence team.Link to Show Notes

Google and Epic Games have reached a possible settlement to the ongoing legal battle that began in 2020, Amazon filed a lawsuit against Perplexity over the Comet browser's AI agent making purchases, and the Australian eSafety Commission adds Reddit and Kick to list of sites to be age-restricted in social media ban for under-16s.Check out the show notes here.

China subsidizes energy costs for companies that use home-grown AI chips, OpenAI refutes claims that ChatGPT will no longer provide medical or legal advice, and Microsoft acknowledged incorrect end-of-support dates for Windows 10. Link to Show Notes

China suspends export control on rare earth metals, the UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) will continue the investigation on proposed merger of Getty Images and Shutterstock, and the latest Windows 11 Insider Preview Build introduces 'Shared Audio' to enable two Bluetooth devices to connect at the same time.Check out the show notes here.

Apple plans to integrate more third-party AI tools into Siri, Netflix explores acquiring Warner Bros. Discovery's streaming business, and Uber and Kroger partner to expand restaurant and grocery delivery services.Link to Show Notes

Beijing will cooperate with Washington to "properly resolve" issues regarding the divestiture of TikTok's U.S. operations, WhatsApp is introducing passkey support for encrypted chat backups, and UMG and Stability AI have partnered to create AI-powered music creation tools.Link to Show Notes

Character.AI will block open-ended chats for users under 18-years-old, Cameo sues OpenAI over brand dilution, and YouTube will AI-upscale videos on tv for content uploaded below 1080p.Check out the show notes here.