-United Airlines joined a growing number of businesses, including JPMorgan Chase and Amazon, which block agents from using their products to avoid the security and privacy issues associated with them

-ByteDance cofounder Zhang Yiming recently told employees that it would likely take "until at least 2029 or 2030" for the company's AI efforts to catch up.

-Under the ABA, eligible households must be able to purchase broadband at speeds of at least 25 Mbps for $15 a month or 200 Mbps for $20 a month without additional taxes or equipment fees.

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Gemini for healthcare is in preview now, with some big-name partners already on board.

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-Sensitive information involving employees was leaked out from a hospital group, a fire department and SpaceXSI itself.

-Apple is permanently shutting down the official Apple Support Community.

-Governor Kathy Hochul launched the nation's first state-run AI testing program. Instead of trusting AI companies to police themselves, New York's system will task independent researchers with checking their work.

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If video killed the radio star, then AI slop returned the favor.

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-Its complaint focuses on individuals who use mobility devices like stowable wheelchairs, as well as those who have service animals trained to perform tasks related to their conditions.

-The latest investigation from the NHTSA's Office of Defects Investigation referenced Waymo's software recall last year, which itself followed an investigation from the agency into the root issue.

-If you're a cyclist, enabling the feature on your Garmin smartwatch or Edge bike computer will make you temporarily appear on Waze as you ride by cars.

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It will be able to build an interface around your inquiry in real time.

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-Following a string of reports from The New York Times and Financial Times linking NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang with a woman suspected to be a Chinese spy, the company says it's launching an independent investigation into the claims that he "has been the target of a foreign intelligence effort."

-New lawsuits are claiming that Suno has once again committed copyright infringement by using Elvis Presley and Eminem's likeness to create AI-generated songs.

-As the US deals with the fallout associated with the ongoing demand for data centers, the UK is looking to capitalize on it instead.

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Nowhere was the rebuke stronger than the now-blue Ohio.

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-Unless the company moves manufacturing to another location, the Cybertruck could be near the end of its short but drama-filled existence.

-Airbnb said it's building a brand new interface that offers a custom AI experience that "builds the interface around your question."  The company said it doesn't think a "traditional chatbot is the right way to plan a trip."

-The FAA announced that it is modernizing some air traffic control systems that have to date been running on floppy disks.

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The company wants to help advertisers reach users who show a "high purchase" intent.

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-OpenAI has pledged to conserve resources and be more transparent, just after Americans had overwhelmingly voted against data centers in the midterms.

-In local elections across the United States, data centers were the subject of 45 ballot measures in 10 states.

- The new feature increases the maximum supported bit rate of 2Mbps to up to 7.5Mbps on Bluetooth LE devices.

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