Meta is getting rid of the news tab in Facebook, a judge rules Tesla must face a class action lawsuit from nearly 6000 Black workers, and Elon Musk is suing OpenAI and its CEO Sam…
Open episode or article →Ford EVs can now charge at Tesla Superchargers, The Biden Administration is investigating to see if Chinese-manufactured automobiles can spy on Americans, and Electronic Arts lays off 5% of its workforce.
Open episode or article →The U.S. Supreme Court questions Florida and Texas social media laws on First Amendment Rights, Netflix is making grandfathered-in iTunes billing subscribers pay Netflix directly, and Sony is laying off about 900 employees in its…
Open episode or article →Reddit files with the SEC to go public in March, Meta, allegedly, is knowingly allowing parents who sexually exploit their children for financial gain on the platform, and Google is finally killing Google Pay in…
Open episode or article →Google disabled Gemini’s image generation of people while it tweaks it to make it more historically accurate, Microsoft will start using Intel on a forthcoming in-house chip, and Match announced an enterprise agreement with OpenAI.
Open episode or article →Walmart is acquiring TV maker Vizio to bolster its advertising business, the first patient to have a Neuralink chip implanted in their brain can control a mouse on a screen by thinking, and Tinder is…
Open episode or article →OpenAI is launching Sora, an AI-powered text-to-video generation tool, Apple confirms that home screen web apps will be absent from iOS devices in the EU, and Indian automaker Mahindra signs a supply deal with Volkswagen…
Open episode or article →Early adopters are returning their Apple Vision Pro citing discomfort and lack of application support, OpenAI may be working on a web search project to rival Google, and Meta is cutting payments to news organizations…
Open episode or article →Microsoft may announce cross-platform plans in its live Podcast on Thursday, The Apple Cash pre-paid debit card is getting virtual card number support, and Meta’s new Today’s Topics may expose trending political content.
Open episode or article →The U.S. FCC unanimously voted to immediately ban AI-generate robocalls, Nvidia is getting into the bespoke AI chip game, and a parliamentary group in India wants to support home-grown mobile payment processors.
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