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- Meta deactivates feature that let you generate AI images of any public Instagram account
Meta has deactivated the Muse Image feature that allowed users to generate AI deepfakes of public Instagram accounts by @-mentioning them.
- Apple calls OpenAI's hardware business 'rotten to its core' in trade secret theft lawsuit
Apple is suing OpenAI and io Products, a hardware company led by Jony Ive, alleging trade secret theft. The lawsuit criticizes OpenAI's hardware business as 'rotten to its core.'
- OpenAI's browser isn't dead, it just moved to the ChatGPT app
OpenAI is not abandoning the browser market but is instead shifting its strategy by moving its browser to the ChatGPT app.
- The Meta Glasses backlash is changing how (or if) people use them
Backlash against Meta's smart glasses is influencing how people choose to use them. Online criticism is causing users to reconsider or alter their usage of the device.
- StubHub CEO is helping fund mass scalpers on his own platform
StubHub CEO Eric Baker is investing millions of dollars into the ticket-scalping market, according to a CBC report. The funding supports mass scalpers operating on the StubHub platform.
- FCC grants approval for sun-reflecting space mirror that's been widely criticized by astronomers
The FCC approved a project by Reflect Orbital to use a network of satellites to direct sunlight at night. The initiative has faced widespread criticism from astronomers.
- Metal balls from space are popping up on Australia's beaches
Metal balls from space have been found on Australia's beaches, but the article clarifies that aliens were not involved in this incident.
- Netflix, Paramount, Sony and others are reportedly in talks to buy Letterboxd
Netflix, Paramount, Sony, and other companies are reportedly in talks to acquire Letterboxd, a movie-centric social network seeking new ownership.
- Volkswagen will dramatically shrink its model lineup and factory footprint
Volkswagen will significantly reduce its model lineup and factory footprint. The decision follows reports that 100,000 jobs are at risk at the German automaker.
- Is Microsoft Teams really going to start tracking employee locations?
Microsoft introduced a new 'Workspace Check-in' feature for Teams last month. The article does not specify the feature's exact functionality or purpose.
- China becomes the second country to recover a rocket booster
China achieved a breakthrough in its space program by successfully capturing the Long March 10B rocket booster, making it the second country to recover a rocket booster.
- EU says Facebook and Instagram's 'addictive' design is illegal
The European Commission claims Facebook and Instagram's addictive designs violate the Digital Services Act. The EU asserts these platform designs are illegal under the legislation.
- NVIDIA decided now is the time to announce 'GeForce Trading Cards'
NVIDIA has announced the launch of 'GeForce Trading Cards,' which highlight 'GeForce PC gaming's great moments.' The trading cards aim to celebrate significant events in PC gaming history.
- Days after announcing mass layoffs, Xbox CEO Asha Sharma tapped to advise the Federal Reserve on jobs
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma was appointed to advise the Federal Reserve on jobs just days after announcing mass layoffs. The article notes this as 'a choice'.
- Retroid Pocket 5 and Flip 2 are getting a spec bump, but will cost $10 more after July 14
The Retroid Pocket 5 and Flip 2 handhelds will receive a specification upgrade but will cost $10 more after July 14. The article notes that even older emulation-focused devices are affected by rising costs, referencing 'RAMaggedon'.
- Guy who took photo of Jupiter with a Game Boy Camera and giant telescope publishes DIY tutorial
A man used a Game Boy Camera and a large telescope to capture an image of Jupiter and released a DIY tutorial. The project highlights a creative use of retro technology for astronomical imaging.
- Sony launches $120 in-ear monitors for pros
Sony has launched the IER-M500 in-ear monitors priced at $120, specifically designed for professionals. These earphones prioritize fit and comfort for use during stage performances.
- The PocketMage is an E Ink digital assistant that's absolutely obsessed with wizards
The PocketMage is an E Ink digital assistant featuring a proprietary OS, a QWERTY keyboard, and dual(ish) screens. It is described as being 'absolutely obsessed with wizards,' indicating a thematic focus on wizardry.
- iPhone Ultra rumors: The most credible leaks, price and expected release date
The article discusses rumors and leaks about Apple's upcoming iPhone Ultra or iPhone Fold, highlighting it as the most anticipated iPhone in years. It compiles credible leaks regarding potential features, price, and release date.
- I quite fancy a Slate EV in a Crayola crayon color
Slate's basic EV trucks are being updated with colorful designs through a partnership with Crayola to add whimsy to their vehicles.
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