Foldable iPhone Faces Delays Due to Testing Issues – DTH

DTH-6-150x150 AI Overviews Face Trust Crisis as Accuracy Doubts and ‘Ungrounded’ Results Persist, Microsoft to Update “Legacy Language” in Copilot Terms After Criticism, Intel Partners with Terafab AI, SpaceX, and Tesla to Build Massive Chip Factories in Austin.

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Apple Foldable iPhone Delay

Apple’s rumored foldable iPhone is facing unexpected issues in early testing, potentially delaying its release, according to Nikkei and other reports. Suppliers have reportedly been notified of the production schedule delay. While this is a setback, it could ease component supply strain and reduce demand for expensive parts tied to the device’s previously rumored September launch. The foldable iPhone itself has been the subject of speculation since 2017.

Google AI Overviews Accuracy Concerns

Google’s AI Overviews—AI-generated summaries that appear at the top of search results—are raising serious concerns about accuracy and reliability. Even a disputed analysis suggesting 90% accuracy would still imply tens of millions of errors annually. A key issue is that over half of the “accurate” responses are considered ungrounded, meaning the cited sources don’t fully support the claims. Experts warn that users should verify information, as AI outputs can be influenced by false or misleading online content.

Microsoft Copilot Terms Criticism

Microsoft faced criticism for “legacy language” in its Copilot terms of use, last updated in October 2025, which warned users that the tool was “for entertainment purposes only” and could make mistakes. The company responded to the criticism by stating that the disclaimer no longer reflects how Copilot is used today and plans to update the language in a future revision to better align with the product’s evolution.

Intel Partners with Musk’s Terafab Project

Intel has partnered with Elon Musk’s Terafab AI chip initiative, which includes SpaceX and Tesla, to manufacture processors for robotics and data center applications. The collaboration aims to help achieve an ambitious goal of producing one terawatt of compute annually, with plans to build two advanced chip factories in Austin, Texas. Following the announcement, Intel’s shares rose by nearly 3%.

Anthropic Expands Compute Capacity

Anthropic has secured next-generation TPU capacity from Google and Broadcom, expected to come online in 2027, to support future Claude models and growing demand. The company reports a run-rate revenue exceeding $30 billion and more than 1 million business customers. The deal builds on existing partnerships and ensures availability across major cloud platforms, while Amazon remains its primary cloud and training partner.

Adobe Launches Acrobat Spaces

Adobe has introduced Acrobat Spaces, a new free AI-powered study tool for students. It transforms materials like PDFs, links, and notes into presentations, flashcards, quizzes, and more. Competing with tools like Google’s NotebookLM, the platform combines document reading with AI-generated study aids, including podcasts and a chat assistant grounded in source materials.

Google Releases Offline AI Dictation App

Google has quietly launched “Google AI Edge Eloquent,” a free offline-first dictation app for iOS. It uses on-device models for real-time transcription and includes AI-powered text cleanup features. A future Android version is expected to expand functionality with system-wide transcription tools.

Netflix Launches Kids Gaming App

Netflix has introduced “Netflix Playground,” a standalone, free gaming app for young children. Available now in the U.S. and launching globally on April 28, the app offers an ad-free, offline-friendly experience with games featuring popular kids’ characters, reinforcing Netflix’s push into interactive content for younger audiences.

Spotify Expands AI Playlist Feature to Podcasts

Spotify is expanding its AI-powered Prompted Playlist feature to podcasts for premium users in multiple English-speaking markets. The feature allows users to generate podcast playlists using prompts, with explanations for episode selections, as part of Spotify’s broader effort to improve podcast discovery.