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Microsoft Gaming Chief Phil Spencer Retires After 38 Years - DTH
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The U.S. government launches “Tech Corps”, Anthropic launches Claude Code Security, Amazon surpasses Walmart as world’s largest company.
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OpenAI Plans To Stop Providing its Models to Cursor - DTH
06:06|South Korea moves toward AI access as public infrastructure, Tencent releases Hy4 Preview, Nvidia's leaked DLSS 5 is out in the wild.Show NotesJudge Overturns Pentagon Blacklist of Anthropic Over AI Weaponry Dispute - DTH
05:29|Over 100 Tech Leaders Unite to Urge Collaborative AI Cyber Defense Strategies, PayPal Shares Plunge 13% Following Abandoned $53 Billion Acquisition Bid, and Meta Experiments with Robotics to Automate Data Center Operations.Link to Show Notes.Nvidia in Talks to Acquire Hugging Face for $13 Billion - DTH
05:46|Amazon and Nvidia Expand Partnership with 2 Million GPU Commitment to AWS, Operation Bluebird Launches 'Twitter.now' Amid Trademark Dispute, and OpenAI Extends ChatGPT Ad Program to India.Link to Show Notes
Meta Reaches Settlement in Social Media Child Safety Case - DTH
04:54|Meta agrees to settle case brought by multiple US states regarding child safety on its platforms, the Australian Recording Industry Association bans AI songs from charts, and ads begin to roll out in Apple Maps. Check out the show notes here.Apple Announces New M6 and M5 Ultra Processors - DTH
05:27|New Zealand Proposes Social Media Ban for Under-16s, Uber Introduces Live Video Feed Feature for Teen Accounts to Enhance Safety, and Xiaomi Launches In-House Xring O3 Mobile ProcessorLink to Show Notes
ByteDance Merges AI Teams to Compete with Tencent - DTH
05:38|ByteDance consolidates AI teams to compete with Tencent, Amazon and Twitch sued over AI training data, and Taiwan indicts employees of Nvidia and Super Micro over illegal exports to China. Check out the show notes here.US DOJ & TikTok Reach $400M Settlement Over COPPA - DTH
05:33|Apple reportedly cuts 200+ jobs across Siri & Vision Pro teams, Walmart finally accepts tap-to-pay options, Boise emerges as a Micron AI hub. Show NotesChinese Automakers Recall Vehicles Over Electronic Door Latch Safety Concerns - DTH
05:42|Samsung Projected to Reclaim Global Smartphone Market Lead Amid Industry Downturn, DeepSeek Launches Experimental Multimodal V4 Flash Model, and New York Surpasses San Francisco in Tech Jobs for the First Time.Link to Show NotesU.S. Agencies Warn of AI-Driven Cyberattacks on Critical Infrastructure - DTH
05:24|New Australian Law Targets Tech Giants with News Bargaining Tax, Google Launches AI-Powered Study Suite for Search and Gemini, and Meta Faces Scrutiny Over Kromix Deepfake Advertisements.Link to Show Notes