OpenAI launched custom instructions for ChatGPT Plus subscribers, Google cofounder Sergey Brin working on Google's Gemini model, and Reddit begins removing mods from protesting subreddits.
Microsoft and Activision Blizzard extend their merger deadline to October, the UK's CMA grants initial approval to Broadcom's VMware acquisition, and Intel licenses its NUC designs to Asus.
The White House announces the US Cyber Trust Mark for smart home and fitness tracker devices, Facebook adds new video-focused features, and a court grants Apple a 90-day stay on App Store changes so it…
Meta stepped up efforts to prevent EU users from using Threads, Honor releases the thin Magic V2 foldable, and regulators in India ask streaming services to have content reviewed by an independent board.
TikTok Music launches in Brazil and Indonesia, OpenAI makes GPT-4 generally available, and buying a Vision Pro at retail will reportedly be by appointment-only at launch.
The Fairphone 4 comes to the US, a judge issues an injunction preventing some government officials from contacting social media companies about moderating content, and a ransomware attacks interrupts operations at Japan's busiest port.
YouTube sends warnings to some viewers using ad-blockers, Meta testing ads that let you directly install apps, and a judge dismisses Twitter's lawsuit challenging India's IT laws.
DoorDash added a "earn by time" option for couriers, GM Energy announces its first residential energy management systems, and Major League Baseball partners with Uplift Labs on a system to evaluate prospects.
YouTube reportedly began internal tests for in-app games, the European Commission to open four real-world AI testing facilities, and Google will provide DIY repair parts for the Pixel Fold.
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