DTNS February in Review
Tom Merritt and Jenn Cutter look back on the biggest tech stories of February.
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Tom Merritt and Jenn Cutter look back on the biggest tech stories of February.
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AI music startup Suno claims 2M paid subscribers, Ultrahuman launches third-gen Ring Pro, HoloLens headsets get repurposed for military cargo inspections.
Open episode or article →Block announced a 40% layoff of staff as it leans further into AI tools, and Netflix drops out of the bidding wear for Warner Discovery leaving Paramount in the driver's seat.
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Block Announces Global Layoff Cutting 40% of Workforce, OpenAI Closes Massive $110B Funding Round at $730B Valuation, and South Korea Reverses Course Granting Google Permission to Export Geographic Data for Google Maps.
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Xbox replaces its leadership. Is this a sign that Microsoft is looking to sunset its gaming division or is there something else afoot? Samsung unveils its new Galaxy S26 lineup. We ask local Galaxy fan,…
Open episode or article →And Burger King. They put LLMs. In our ears.
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The FTC Offers COPPA Enforcement Exemption for Companies Using Age Verification, Gemini AI Introduces Task Automation on Pixel 10, Galaxy S26, and Instagram Rolls Out New Suicide and Self-Harm Search Alerts for Parents.
Open episode or article →Plus, Teens are fairly neutral about AI and may not use it for the things you think they do.
Open episode or article →OpusClip is positioned as an AI powered video editor that automatically turns your long videos into short, scroll-stopping clips optimized for TikTok, Reels, and YouTube Shorts complete with captions. But does it deliver on its…
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A Pew Research Center study shows 54% of teens between 13 and 17 years old use chatbots for school assignments, a California judge dismisses a trade secrets lawsuit from xAI against OpenAI, and Japan's antitrust…
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Panasonic Hands Over Global TV Business to China's Skyworth, Meta Strikes Major Deal with AMD for Instinct GPUs, and Discord Ends UK Age Verification Test Amid Privacy Concerns.
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