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• Meta Is Working on Plans to Open Retail Stores

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• SpaceX Starship Rocket Fails Third Time in a Row

• New Jersey County to Tokenize $240B Property Deeds

• Pakistan Announces Bitcoin Strategic Reserve

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Meta Is Working on Plans to Open Retail Stores

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Meta is preparing to expand its hardware push by opening physical retail stores, Business Insider reports. These locations will let customers try Meta’s VR headsets and Ray-Ban smart glasses — a clear nod to Apple’s retail model. While Meta already has one store at its California campus and briefly tested a pop-up in Los Angeles, this marks a much bigger ambition, including hiring retail staff.

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Elon Musk's Neuralink Raises $600M at $9B Valuation

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Elon Musk’s brain implant startup Neuralink has raised $600 million, boosting its valuation to $9 billion pre-money, Semafor reports. This follows earlier Bloomberg reporting that Neuralink was seeking $500 million at an $8.5 billion valuation. Neuralink last raised $43 million in late 2023 and was valued at $5 billion last June.

The company, which received FDA “breakthrough device” clearance last year, has so far implanted devices in three people. Just this month, a nonverbal patient shared a video showing how he uses his Neuralink implant to edit and narrate YouTube videos using only brain signals.

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SpaceX Starship Rocket Fails Third Time in a Row

SpaceX

SpaceX’s Starship has failed its third test flight, breaking apart on re-entry after spinning out of control due to fuel leaks. Hopes were high after the rocket cleared past failure points, but a jammed payload door and a failed booster landing added to the mission's collapse.

Starship is central to Elon Musk’s Mars ambitions, intended to transport people and cargo to the planet. But with three consecutive failures and no clear timeline for success, those goals are now more uncertain than ever.

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New Jersey County to Tokenize $240B Property Deeds

Avalanche

Bergen County, New Jersey, is set to tokenize $240 billion in property deeds through a five-year deal with blockchain land records firm Balcony. The project will move 370,000 deeds onto the Avalanche blockchain, marking the largest blockchain-based deed tokenization effort in U.S. history.

With nearly 1 million residents and $500 million in annual property tax revenue, Bergen County aims to create a tamper-proof, searchable title chain across its 70 municipalities. The deal is backed by Blizzard, an Avalanche-focused venture fund.

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Pakistan Announces Bitcoin Strategic Reserve

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Bilal Bin Saqib, head of Pakistan’s crypto council, announced that the country will establish a government-led Bitcoin Strategic Reserve, following the U.S.’s lead. Speaking at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas, Saqib called it a “historic day” and credited the U.S. for inspiring Pakistan’s shift toward pro-crypto policies.

This marks a major reversal from Pakistan’s previous anti-crypto stance, signaling how global attitudes are changing as more nation-states embrace crypto, especially after recent regulatory shifts in Washington under the Trump administration.

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• Apple Acquires Its First Ever Video Game Studio

• The Browser Company Stops Active Development of Arc

• Apple Rejected Elon Musk's $5 Billion Starlink Deal

• WhatsApp Launches Long-Awaited iPad App

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Tesla Sales Plunge 49% Across Europe in April

Vlad Tchompalov

Tesla is facing a sharp sales slump in Europe, with vehicle registrations in the EU, UK, and European Free Trade Association dropping 49% in April year-over-year. This decline comes despite a surge in overall electric vehicle sales and the recent launch of the refreshed Model Y, which was expected to boost Tesla’s appeal but has fallen short.

The company’s struggles stem from rising competition from local and Chinese automakers, along with Elon Musk’s controversial political moves—including backing Germany’s far-right party—which may have further hurt Tesla’s brand. Meanwhile, electric vehicle sales across Europe continue to grow, highlighting Tesla’s deepening crisis.

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Apple Acquires Its First Ever Video Game Studio

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Apple just made its first game studio buy, acquiring RAC7, the small team behind Sneaky Sasquatch, Digital Trends reported. While some hope Apple is ramping up in gaming, Bloomberg says its WWDC plans include only a revamped gaming app to replace Game Center.

Still, Digital Trends’ Giovanni Colantonio says the RAC7 deal isn’t a big signal — Apple called it a unique move to help the studio, not a shift in gaming strategy. “We will continue to deliver a great experience for Apple Arcade players,” the company told the outlet.

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The Browser Company Stops Active Development of Arc

The Browser Company

The Browser Company has ended active development of its popular Arc browser, CEO Josh Miller announced in a blog post. While security updates will continue, no major new features are planned. Miller admitted Arc was “too different” for most users and “lacked cohesion” in both features and value.

The company is now focused on Dia, an AI-powered browser announced late last year. Described as “an entirely new environment built on top of a web browser,” Dia can help users write, pull in live internet facts, insert Amazon links from descriptions, and handle complex actions from simple prompts.

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Apple Rejected Elon Musk's $5 Billion Starlink Deal

A few years ago, Elon Musk reportedly pitched Apple on a satellite deal linking iPhones to SpaceX. The Information says he offered an 18-month exclusive for $5 billion upfront and $1 billion annually after that—plus a 72-hour deadline, threatening to unveil a rival feature if Apple declined.

Apple passed, choosing Globalstar instead (after also scrapping a broader “Project Eagle” with Boeing for full satellite internet). Just before the iPhone 14 launch, Starlink struck a deal with T-Mobile. Later that year, Musk and Tim Cook met at Apple HQ to discuss Twitter’s App Store presence — “among other things.”

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WhatsApp Launches Long-Awaited iPad App

Meta

WhatsApp is now officially on iPad, Meta announced Tuesday. The app supports video and audio calls with up to 32 people, screen sharing, and both cameras — a big upgrade from relying on the browser version. It also works smoothly with the Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil.

Users can tap into iPadOS multitasking tools like Stage Manager, Split View, and Slide Over, making it easy to chat while browsing, plan trips, or juggle apps without leaving WhatsApp. As always, everything stays synced across iPhone, Mac, and other devices, with personal messages and calls protected by end-to-end encryption.

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• SpaceX to Launch 9th Flight Test of Starship Spacecraft

• Nikon Cameras Will Increase in Prices on June 23

• New Dwarf Planet Found at Solar System’s Edge

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Survey Says Most Gen Z-ers Would Marry an AI

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A Joi AI survey found 8 in 10 Gen Z respondents would consider marrying an AI partner, with 83% believing they could form a deep emotional bond. Joi AI’s “AI-lationships” let users chat with pre-made or custom AI companions, offering emotional support. Relationship expert Jaime Bronstein says these bonds aren’t meant to replace human connections but can enhance well-being.

Clinical neuropsychologist Shifali Singh explains it’s no surprise young adults feel this way — especially those with social anxiety, who prefer digital interactions for their nonjudgmental nature. In today’s world of constant scrutiny, AI offers a safe, meaningful space to connect.

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SpaceX to Launch 9th Flight Test of Starship Spacecraft

SpaceX

The FAA has cleared SpaceX’s Starship for its ninth flight on May 27, with a 7:30PM ET launch window from Texas. It’s the first time SpaceX will reuse a Super Heavy booster — 29 of its 33 Raptor engines are being flown again from Starship’s seventh test.

Viewers can watch live on SpaceX’s website or X, with coverage starting 30 minutes before launch. The last test in March saw the booster land successfully, but the upper stage tumbled and self-destructed after several engine failures.

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Nikon Cameras Will Increase in Prices on June 23

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After months of silence on Trump’s tariffs on Chinese goods, Nikon has announced a “necessary price adjustment” for its US products starting June 23, 2025. The company hasn’t detailed which items or how much prices will rise, but if you’ve been eyeing something like the Z5 II, now might be the time to buy.

In a statement, Nikon said it’s committed to quality and minimizing the impact on customers, while closely watching tariff changes. Earlier this month, Nikon projected the tariffs could cut profits by around $70 million this fiscal year.

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New Dwarf Planet Found at Solar System’s Edge

Sihao Cheng et al

Astronomers have spotted a new icy world that could reshape our solar system map. Nicknamed 2017 OF201, this distant Pluto cousin orbits incredibly far — over 1,600 times Earth’s distance from the sun at its farthest, and 44.5 times farther even at its closest.

What’s striking is its stretched orbit, taking 25,000 Earth-years to complete (compared to Pluto’s 248). Scientists think it may have been flung outward by a giant planet like Jupiter or Neptune or drifted in and out of the theorized, icy Oort Cloud that surrounds our solar system.

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Machine learning drives artificial intelligence (AI), letting systems learn from data and improve over time without explicit programming. It helps machines spot patterns, make predictions, and adapt to new information, powering a wide range of applications.

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• Valve Founder’s Startup to Release First Brain Chip This Year

• Whoop Is Replacing Defective MG Trackers

• Glitch Hits Kill Switch on App Web Hosting

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Trump Threatens 25% Tariff on Smartphones Not Made in US

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President Donald Trump has threatened Apple and other smartphone makers with a 25% tariff unless they move production to the U.S. In a Truth Social post, Trump said he told Apple CEO Tim Cook he expects iPhones sold in the U.S. to be made domestically, warning, “If that is not the case, a tariff of at least 25% must be paid by Apple.”

Speaking later at the White House, Trump clarified the tariff would also apply to companies like Samsung, saying, “It would be also Samsung and anybody that makes that product, otherwise it wouldn’t be fair.” He added the new tariff could take effect by the end of June.

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Valve Founder’s Startup to Release First Brain Chip This Year

Starfish Neuroscience

Valve co-founder Gabe Newell has spun off his brain-computer interface dreams into Starfish Neuroscience, a startup set to release its first brain chip later this year. While Valve once dabbled with biological feedback for gaming, Newell launched Starfish in 2019 to explore brain tech beyond games.

Starfish’s custom chip isn’t a full implant yet — it’s built to record and stimulate brain activity, with potential for therapy and future BCI applications. The company expects chips by late 2025 and is looking for partners to help power and deploy the technology.

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Whoop Is Replacing Defective MG Trackers

Whoop

Users of Whoop’s new MG fitness trackers are reporting that their devices are turning unresponsive—sometimes within an hour of setup. The MG model, launched with the Whoop 5.0 earlier this month, features EKG and blood pressure monitoring but requires a $359-per-year Whoop Life subscription.

Complaints surfaced quickly, with some trackers losing all functionality overnight and others failing within minutes. In response, Whoop has begun proactively replacing affected devices, even before users request it.

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Glitch Hits Kill Switch on App Web Hosting

Glitch

Glitch, the popular coding platform for sharing and remixing projects, will stop hosting apps and shut down user profiles on July 8th, 2025, CEO Anil Dash announced. While its core feature is ending, Glitch isn’t shutting down entirely. Users can access dashboards and download project code through 2025, and the team is building a tool to redirect project subdomains.

Launched in 2017 and acquired by Fastly in 2022, Glitch cites rising hosting costs and misuse by bad actors as reasons for the shift. New Pro subscriptions are paused, but existing ones will be honored until July. Dash told The Verge the team is still exploring what’s next for Glitch and its community.

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X Temporarily Down for Thousands of Users

Alexander Shatov

X is back online for most users after a major outage yesterday morning that peaked around 9 AM ET. Outage reports surged after 8 AM but dropped within 45 minutes. Global monitor NetBlocks confirmed this was the second international outage for X in a week and said it wasn’t caused by country-level internet disruptions or filtering.

The outage followed a fire at one of X’s Oregon data centers involving batteries, which required an extended emergency response. Users faced login issues for days, and the platform had a sitewide outage lasting about a day, but the overall impact was relatively limited. Some login flows still show degraded performance as the system recovers.

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Zoox Issues Second Robotaxi Software Recall in a Month

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Zoox, Amazon’s robotaxi unit, has issued its second software recall in a month after a May 8 collision in San Francisco. An unoccupied Zoox vehicle braked at an intersection and was hit by an electric scooter; the rider fell but wasn’t struck, and staff offered minor medical help. Zoox reported the incident to the NHTSA and swiftly updated software across its 270-vehicle fleet.

This follows an April crash in Las Vegas that triggered a previous recall. While Zoox says its car was behaving normally, the update boosts perception tracking to prevent risky moves near vulnerable road users. Currently, Zoox’s robotaxis are testing with employees, with public rides set to launch later this year.

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Apple Pushes Back Against Texas Age Verification Law

Apple

Apple CEO Tim Cook has personally moved to block Texas’ SB 2420, a bill requiring app stores to verify user ages, The Wall Street Journal reports. Passed by the legislature but awaiting Gov. Greg Abbott’s signature, Apple argues the law risks user privacy by forcing app stores to collect sensitive data from every Texan, even just to download a weather app, a spokesperson told The Verge.

The bill puts Apple at odds with Meta amid a national push to regulate kids’ online access. Several states have proposed similar rules, with Utah already passing one. Texas’ effort adds to a broader legal fight, as its existing age checks on adult sites are now part of a pending Supreme Court decision.

^_BUSINESS
Kesha Announces New Platform for Music Creators

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Kesha is channelling her fight for artistic freedom into a new venture: Smash, a platform designed to empower music creators. Described as “LinkedIn for music creators with a Fiverr-style marketplace,” Smash aims to help artists connect, collaborate, and retain full rights to their work—eliminating the gatekeeping that once constrained her own career.

Still in development, Smash reflects Kesha's mission to reshape the music industry from the ground up. “I think we realize what systems are fucking broken and we smash them,” she told WIRED, signaling her intent to dismantle exploitative structures and build a more equitable creative economy .

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Apple Could Launch AI-Powered Smart Glasses in 2026

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Apple plans to launch smart glasses by the end of 2026 to compete with Meta’s Ray-Ban Meta, Bloomberg reports. The wearable will feature a camera, microphone, and sensors to analyze the surroundings, plus Siri integration for tasks like answering calls and giving directions.

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Trump Threatens 25% Tariff on Smartphones Not Made in US

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After threatening Apple with a 25% tariff unless it moves iPhone production to the US, President Trump now wants the same rule applied to all phone makers, Bloomberg reports. “It would be also Samsung and anybody that makes that product,” he said, adding the tariff could take effect by the end of June.

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OnlyFans Owner Explores Sale at $8 Billion Valuation

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OnlyFans is up for sale, with owner Fenix International Ltd in talks to sell the platform for around $8 billion, according to a report by Reuters. The lead bidder is the Forest Road Company, a Los Angeles-based investment firm.

The company pulled in $6.6 billion in revenue in 2023 and has tripled its earnings since 2020, making it a hot target for investors. A deal could be finalized in the coming weeks, though other buyers are also in play—and an IPO is still on the table.

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Nike Returns to Amazon After a Six-Year Hiatus

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Nike is making a comeback on Amazon after a six-year hiatus, reversing its 2019 decision to pull out and focus on direct-to-consumer sales. At the same time, the brand is set to hike prices on most sneakers and apparel in response to recent US tariffs.

Nike originally left Amazon due to issues with counterfeit products and unlicensed sellers, as well as its push to grow sales through its own app and website. While third-party sellers have continued offering Nike products on Amazon, they’ve now been told to stop selling certain items by July 19th.

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Disney Sues YouTube Over Poaching Executive

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YouTube has hired former Disney executive Justin Connolly as its new global head of media and sports, just ahead of streaming an exclusive NFL opening week game for free on September 5th. Connolly, who spent over 20 years at Disney and ESPN, will oversee YouTube’s media partnerships and live sports strategy, including YouTube TV’s growing presence in live sports.

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Apple Smart Glasses Reportedly Launching in 2026

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FTC Drops Case Against Microsoft’s Activision Blizzard Deal

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The FTC has officially dropped its case against Microsoft’s $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard, ending a nearly two-year legal battle. The agency filed to dismiss its complaint just days after losing an appeal to block the deal, saying the public interest is "best served" by ending the fight.

Microsoft finalized the acquisition in October 2023 after winning in court last July. The FTC’s appeal was denied earlier this month, clearing the way for the company to close the book on one of the largest gaming mergers in history.

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Microsoft Tests AI Text Generation in Notepad

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Microsoft is testing a new AI-powered "Write" feature in Notepad, rolling out to Windows 11 Insiders with Copilot Plus PCs. It lets users generate or expand text based on prompts, either by right-clicking in a document or selecting existing text. You can review, edit, or discard the AI-generated content.

The update also brings new AI tools to Paint, including a sticker generator, and upgrades to the Snipping Tool that auto-crops and resizes screenshots based on selections. These features are part of Microsoft’s broader push to integrate Copilot AI across Windows apps.

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Anthropic Launches Its Most Powerful AI Model Yet

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Anthropic has launched Claude Opus 4 and Claude Sonnet 4, its latest hybrid-reasoning AI models for coding and complex problem-solving. Claude Opus 4, the company’s most powerful model, can work autonomously for hours and outperforms rivals like Google’s Gemini 2.5 Pro and OpenAI’s GPT-4.1 in coding and tool use. Claude Sonnet 4, a more affordable option, improves on its predecessor with better coding, reasoning, and more precise answers.

Both models are 65% less likely to take shortcuts and can retain key info during long tasks when given local file access. New features include “thinking summaries,” which simplify the AI’s reasoning, and an “extended thinking” beta that switches between reasoning and tool use to boost accuracy and performance.

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OpenAI Is Buying Jony Ive's AI Firm for $6.5 Billion

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OpenAI is acquiring Jony Ive’s startup, io, for $6.5 billion in an all-equity deal, first reported by The New York Times and confirmed by the company. While Ive and his design firm LoveFrom will remain independent, co-founders Scott Cannon, Evans Hankey, and Tang Tan—along with about 50 io team members—will join OpenAI to build hardware that brings its AI tools closer to consumers.

Though OpenAI hasn’t turned a profit and owes Microsoft 20% of its revenue through 2030, CEO Sam Altman isn’t worried, saying, “We’ll be fine.” The partnership aims to create “amazing products that elevate humanity,” according to Altman and Ive—marking a major step toward OpenAI’s push into consumer tech. The deal is pending regulatory approval.

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Signal Says No to Windows 11’s Recall Screenshots

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Signal’s latest Windows 11 update blocks Microsoft’s Recall feature from screenshotting private chats by enabling screen security by default. It uses the same tech that stops screen grabs on Netflix. While users can turn it off in Settings > Privacy, Signal says it shouldn’t have come to this.

Developer Joshua Lund calls out Microsoft for not giving apps a way to block Recall’s access to sensitive content. Despite two delays, Recall still lacks an opt-out API—raising major privacy concerns as it can index even encrypted chats based on vague prompts or visual cues.

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Google Is Putting More Ads in AI Search

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Google is adding more ads to its AI-powered search feature, AI Mode. Starting May 21st, the company began testing sponsored content within this chatbot-style search experience, which recently rolled out to all U.S. users.

AI Mode offers summaries and links tailored to your search, but now may include product suggestions and labeled ads. For example, asking how to build a website might trigger a step-by-step guide—plus a “sponsored” ad for a site builder like Wix. The tests are running on both desktop and mobile.

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US Lawmakers Introduce Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act

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Democratic Rep. Ritchie Torres and Republican Rep. Tom Emmer are teaming up to reintroduce the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act, aiming to clarify that developers and service providers not holding user funds aren’t money transmitters. The move stands out as bipartisan, while many Democrats remain cautious about crypto amid concerns tied to Donald Trump.

Torres says the revamped bill is a smarter, more balanced version of last year’s failed attempt. It has support from major crypto advocacy groups, though its path through the House remains uncertain.

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Sam Altman's World Raises $135 Million in Token Sale

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Sam Altman’s digital ID project, World, has raised $135 million from investors including Andreessen Horowitz and Bain Capital Crypto. The funding will help expand its iris-scanning orb network in the U.S. and globally, as the company pushes forward with its biometric “proof of personhood” system.

World says over 12.5 million people across 160+ regions have received a World ID. But the project continues to face regulatory pushback and bans, with critics warning that financial incentives for biometric data raise serious ethical and privacy concerns.

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Klarna Doubles Losses in Q1 as IPO Plans Stall

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Klarna reported a $99 million net loss in Q1 2025, more than double its $47 million loss from the same period last year, citing one-off costs tied to depreciation, share-based payments, and restructuring. Despite the setback, revenue rose 13% year-over-year to $701 million.

The buy now, pay later giant now boasts 100 million active users and over 724,000 merchant partners worldwide. Meanwhile, plans for its much-anticipated U.S. IPO—once expected to value the company at over $15 billion—remain on hold.

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Volvo Will Install Google’s Gemini in Its Cars

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Volvo is expanding its partnership with Google, announcing at I/O 2025 that its cars will serve as reference hardware for future Android Automotive OS development. As Google's lead development partner, Volvo vehicles will be the first to receive updates and full integration with the new Gemini assistant.

Unlike Android Auto, which mirrors your phone, Android Automotive OS runs directly on the car, connecting to features like climate control and navigation. With Gemini set to replace Google Assistant, Volvo drivers will soon use voice commands for tasks like messaging and directions—aiming to reduce distractions and keep eyes on the road.

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Telegram CEO Banned from Leaving France Without Permission

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French authorities have barred Telegram CEO Pavel Durov from leaving the country without approval, Politico reports. Arrested in August 2024 and later indicted for allegedly enabling crimes on Telegram—like money laundering and CSAM distribution—Durov was recently denied permission to travel to the U.S. for investment talks, which officials said weren’t "imperative or justified."

In response to mounting scrutiny, Telegram has made efforts to comply with EU laws. It began sharing user IP addresses and phone numbers for legal requests in late 2024 and partnered with the Internet Watch Foundation to block CSAM links—moves likely aimed at easing regulatory pressure.

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Apple’s Next Big Event Is Officially Set for June

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Apple has officially announced WWDC 2025, set for June 9–13, with the tagline “On the horizon.” The event will unveil iOS 19, iPadOS 19, watchOS 12, macOS 16, and visionOS 3, and will include both in-person and online sessions—marking the debut of online group sessions for developers.

A major focus will be Apple Intelligence, with expected features like smart battery management and a virtual health assistant. While Apple has introduced tools like AI-generated emojis and email summaries, its AI push has stumbled—news summaries were paused due to inaccuracies, and the revamped Siri with app integration is still delayed.

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AMD Unveils Radeon RX 9060 XT at Computex 2025

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AMD unveiled its Radeon RX 9060 XT at Computex 2025, aiming squarely at Nvidia’s RTX 5060 Ti in the midrange GPU market. Built on a 4nm RDNA 4 architecture, it features 32 compute units, 64 AI accelerators, 32 ray-tracing cores, and boost clocks up to 3.13 GHz.

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China Begins Building Space Supercomputer

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China has launched the first 12 satellites of a planned 2,800-strong AI-powered constellation, kicking off its ambitious “Star Compute” program. Built by ADA Space and partners like Zhijiang Laboratory, the satellites process data onboard using advanced AI models, delivering five peta operations per second—an early step toward the network’s 1,000 POPS goal.

Linked by lasers at up to 100 Gbps and sharing 30 terabytes of storage, the satellites also carry tools like an X-ray polarization detector. Beyond research, they’re designed to generate 3D digital twin data for real-world uses in disaster response, gaming, and tourism.

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Ex-DoorDash Driver Cops to Scamming Over $2.5M

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A former DoorDash driver has pleaded guilty to wire fraud conspiracy after helping steal over $2.5 million from the company, federal prosecutors in California announced. Sayee Chaitainya Reddy Devagiri and others used fake customer and driver accounts, along with stolen employee credentials, to trigger payments for fake deliveries over several months.

Devagiri placed pricey fake orders, assigned them to accounts he controlled, marked them as delivered to prompt payouts, then reset the orders to repeat the process—often in minutes. He faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Four others were charged in the scheme, which ran from late 2020 to early 2021.

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Microsoft Adds AI Actions to Windows File Explorer

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Microsoft is adding AI shortcuts—dubbed “AI actions”—to File Explorer in Windows 11, making it easier to use tools like background blur, object removal, and image search directly from the right-click menu. These features are currently in testing and build on capabilities from apps like Photos, Paint, and Bing Visual Search.

Coming soon are similar actions for Office files, including document summaries and AI-generated lists, but those will be limited to Microsoft 365 commercial users with a Copilot license. These updates follow the recent addition of an “Ask Copilot” option to File Explorer’s context menu.

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Razer Unveils Its Thinnest 14-Inch Gaming Laptop Yet

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Razer has unveiled its thinnest 14-inch laptop yet—the refreshed Blade 14, measuring just 15.7mm and weighing a little over three pounds. Designed for portable gaming, it packs up to an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 GPU with DLSS 4 support, delivering top-tier performance in a compact frame.

Powered by the AMD Ryzen AI 9 365 chip with up to 50 TOPS, it supports AI tools like Copilot+, Recall, and Live Captions. It offers up to 64GB of RAM, an 11-hour battery life, and a 3K OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. Available now in black or gray, pricing starts at $2,300.

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AI Agents Are Quietly Changing Everything

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AI agents are rapidly becoming a transformative force in tech—yet many people don’t realize how much they’re already reshaping how we work, build, and interact. More than just chatbots or automations, AI agents can plan, decide, and act on users' behalf with minimal input.

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Creating a product people love isn’t just about a great idea—it’s about execution, empathy, and constant iteration. It’s easy to chase flashy features or the latest tech, but what truly matters is solving a real problem in a way that feels effortless and intuitive to users.

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• Alabama Man Gets 14 Months for Hacking SEC's X Account

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OpenAI to Help UAE Build One of World’s Largest Data Centers

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OpenAI is set to become a key player in a massive 5-gigawatt data center project in Abu Dhabi, part of its global Stargate initiative. In partnership with local tech giant G42, this ambitious development could rank among the largest AI infrastructure efforts worldwide, covering 10 square miles and demanding as much power as five nuclear reactors.

This UAE-based facility would dwarf OpenAI’s first Stargate campus in Texas, which is expected to reach 1.2 gigawatts. Backed by partners like SoftBank and Oracle, the project signals a bold push to scale AI capabilities with unprecedented computing power.

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Eric Council Jr., 26, was sentenced to 14 months in prison and three years of supervised release for hacking the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s official X account. In 2024, Council and accomplices took over the account to falsely announce SEC approval of Bitcoin ETFs, causing a sharp, temporary spike in Bitcoin’s price.

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Spectrum Owner Charter to Buy Cox for $21.9 Billion

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Charter Communications plans to acquire Cox Communications in a deal valuing Charter at over $34 billion, including debt. The Cox family, which has owned cable businesses since 1962, will remain a major shareholder with about a 23% stake. Charter will take over Cox’s commercial fiber, IT, and cloud services, while Cox’s residential cable business will be absorbed into Charter’s holdings.

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Spotify Addresses Backlash Over Public Podcast Play Counts

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Spotify recently announced it would publicly display podcast episode play counts to help listeners discover new shows. However, many podcasters—especially those with smaller audiences—pushed back, worried that low play numbers might discourage potential listeners. Critics also pointed out that Spotify’s data only reflects plays on its platform, missing broader listenership.

Responding to the backlash, Spotify rolled back the feature: now, exact play counts will only show once an episode hits 50,000 plays, after which it’ll display milestone markers like “50K plays” or “1M plays.” Podcasters can still see exact numbers privately, but public embarrassment over low counts is avoided.

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• UK Parliament Rejects Copyright Measure in Data Bill

• SoundCloud Reverses Controversial AI Terms Update

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Apple Prepares Eye-Scroll Feature for Vision Pro

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Apple is testing a Vision Pro feature that lets users scroll through apps using just their eyes, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The eye-tracking tool would work across built-in apps, with plans to support third-party ones. While the exact method is unclear, it might involve looking at page edges or shifting gaze to navigate—promising a smoother, hands-free experience.

A similar function exists via Dwell Control, an accessibility tool that scrolls when users stare at icons—but it’s clunky and likely not Apple’s final vision. For now, users can scroll by pinching, using a Bluetooth mouse, or a game controller.

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Walmart Warns It’ll Raise Prices Because of Tariffs

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Walmart, the world’s largest retailer, says it will begin raising prices later this month due to rising tariff costs—offering a clear sign that the U.S.-China trade war is starting to hit American consumers. Known for keeping prices low through tight cost controls, Walmart’s move signals that even the most cost-efficient retailers are feeling the pressure.

Despite strong first-quarter U.S. sales, Walmart’s shares dipped early Thursday before recovering, ending flat by afternoon. The company declined to issue a second-quarter profit forecast, further reflecting the uncertainty caused by escalating trade tensions.

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Coinbase Says Customer Data Stolen in Breach

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Coinbase has confirmed a significant data breach in which a hacker stole sensitive customer information, including government-issued IDs, account balances, and transaction histories. In a filing with U.S. regulators, the company revealed the attacker paid overseas support contractors to access internal systems. Those employees have since been terminated.

The breach, detected months ago, led Coinbase to warn affected users. The hacker demanded a $20 million ransom, which Coinbase says it won’t pay. Stolen data includes names, contact info, partial Social Security numbers, bank details, and ID documents—raising serious concerns about potential misuse.

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UK Parliament Rejects Copyright Measure in Data Bill

UK ministers in the House of Commons blocked an amendment to a data bill that would have required AI companies to disclose their use of copyrighted materials, The Guardian reports. The amendment was removed using a rare rule called financial privilege, letting the Commons reject House of Lords proposals on budget grounds—citing the cost of a regulatory body.

The vote saw 297 MPs support removing the amendment, with 168 opposing. Chris Bryant, data protection minister, said the move might feel like an “apocalyptic moment” for creative industries but argued transparency needs broader, more comprehensive changes—not piecemeal fixes.

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SoundCloud Reverses Controversial AI Terms Update

SoundCloud is updating its Terms of Use after backlash over vague AI language, with CEO Eliah Seton confirming it won’t use uploaded content to train generative AI without artist consent. The new terms say AI won’t replicate an artist’s voice, music, or likeness unless they opt in.

Seton said SoundCloud has never used artist content to train AI for creation or mimicry. The controversy began with a February 2024 update allowing content to train AI “as part of providing services.” SoundCloud says it only uses content to improve AI music discovery but artists remain wary due to broader industry issues.

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• Airbnb Expands Into Services and Experiences

• Tesla Shares Video of Its Optimus Robot Dancing

• Telegram Shuts Down 'Largest Illicit Online Marketplace'

• Senate May Vote on Revised Stablecoin Bill by Memorial Day

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Microsoft to Cut Nearly 3% of Workforce Worldwide

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Microsoft is set to cut about 3% of its global workforce, potentially affecting over 6,500 employees, according to CNBC. This marks one of its largest reductions since 2023, despite strong financials—$70.1 billion in revenue and $25.8 billion in profit last quarter, both surpassing expectations.

Unlike performance-based cuts earlier this year, this round will impact employees across all teams and regions. Microsoft joins other Big Tech giants like Amazon and Meta in making sizable workforce reductions over the past year.

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Airbnb Expands Into Services and Experiences

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Airbnb has launched a new feature allowing travelers to book services like massages, haircuts, chef-prepared meals, and guided activities—either alongside a stay or on their own. The update marks a return to the “experiences” concept it paused in 2023, as the company aims to move beyond just lodging.

With over 1.5 billion devices accessing Airbnb in the past year, the company sees a chance to better monetize its traffic. The new offerings span 10 service categories and will be available in 260 cities across eight countries, putting Airbnb in direct competition with platforms like Tripadvisor, Booking.com, and Yelp.

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Tesla Shares Video of Its Optimus Robot Dancing

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Tesla’s Optimus robot is dancing better than ever, thanks to reinforcement learning in simulations. Elon Musk recently shared a video showing off its smoother, more coordinated moves. Using a “zero-shot” method—trained entirely in virtual environments—it can perform in the real world without extra coding. This approach also helps it walk naturally and tackle more complex tasks like object handling.

The latest Optimus Gen 2 has a slimmer design, upgraded hands with 11 degrees of movement, and more fluid motion. It can sort blocks, hold yoga poses, and perform dance steps. Future versions may double hand articulation, bringing it closer to true all-purpose functionality.

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Telegram Shuts Down 'Largest Illicit Online Marketplace'

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Telegram has shut down Haowang Guarantee, a major Chinese-language darknet marketplace formerly known as Huione Guarantee, following a crackdown on crypto scams and cybercrime. The platform, which operated largely through Telegram channels, was forced to close after the service banned thousands of related accounts on May 13, 2025.

Haowang was a key hub for illicit activity, reportedly handling around $27 billion in transactions, mostly via the stablecoin Tether (USDT), according to blockchain firm Elliptic. Telegram confirmed the takedown, citing violations like scamming and money laundering as reasons for the bans.

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Senate May Vote on Revised Stablecoin Bill by Memorial Day

The US Senate could pass the bipartisan GENIUS Act, a stablecoin regulation bill, as soon as next week after removing language targeting former President Donald Trump’s crypto ventures. Senator Cynthia Lummis voiced optimism about passing the bill by Memorial Day, while Senator Kirsten Gillibrand said recent revisions improved focus on consumer protections, ethics, and bankruptcy safeguards.

Momentum stalled on May 8 when Senate Democrats pulled support, concerned the bill could benefit Trump, who’s tied to memecoins, a stablecoin, a crypto platform, and a mining firm. With those provisions dropped, bipartisan support is regaining traction.

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• Toyota Confirms All-Electric C-HR Coming to the US

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• Sony Considers PS5 Price Hikes to Offset Tariffs

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Google Is Testing AI Search on Its Homepage

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Google is quietly rolling out its new AI Mode chatbot in Search, with users spotting it in different spots across the interface. Some see it tucked into the search bar near the image search icon, while others report it replacing the classic “I’m Feeling Lucky” button below the bar.

The AI Mode button itself varies in design — some versions feature a rotating rainbow border on hover, while others display the colorful outline by default. These visual tweaks help the chatbot stand out, signaling Google's push to blend AI deeper into everyday search.

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Toyota Confirms All-Electric C-HR Coming to the US

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Toyota has confirmed that the all-electric C-HR, previously a Europe-only model, is coming to the U.S. next year. Revived from its 2018–2022 gas-powered version, the new electric C-HR will offer a 77 kWh battery and up to 290 miles of range under U.S. standards—significantly less than the 373 miles claimed in Europe due to differing test methods.

U.S. buyers will only get the larger battery option for now, unlike Europe’s C-HR Plus, which also offers a smaller 57.7 kWh variant. Toyota also plans to roll out hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and hydrogen fuel cell versions, though the latter will be limited to California and Hawaii. Pricing details are still under wraps.

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House of Lords Pushes Back Against Government’s AI Plans

The UK House of Lords has voted to require tech companies to reveal which copyrighted works were used to train their AI models, defying government opposition with a strong 272–125 result. The amendment to the data bill follows pressure from artists like Paul McCartney, Elton John, and Dua Lipa, who argue their work shouldn’t be handed to tech firms without consent.

The government favored a looser opt-out system, putting the burden on copyright holders. Critics called it unworkable, especially for smaller creators. The bill now returns to the Commons, setting up a likely clash if the Lords’ amendment is removed.

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Apple to Support Brain-Implant Control of Its Devices

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Apple is developing mind-control tech to help people with physical disabilities interact with devices using just their thoughts. In partnership with brain-computer interface company Synchron, Apple is working on an implantable device that reads brain signals and translates them into actions on iPhones, iPads, and the Apple Vision Pro—no movement or voice commands needed.

The Wall Street Journal reports Apple and Synchron are already testing the tech with users like Mark Jackson, a Pittsburgh resident with ALS. Jackson uses the Stentrode, a small implant placed in a vein near the brain’s motor cortex, to control screens with his thoughts—opening a new frontier for accessibility and human-computer interaction.

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Sony Considers PS5 Price Hikes to Offset Tariffs

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Sony is bracing for a $680 million hit from tariffs this year and is weighing responses like moving manufacturing to the U.S. or raising consumer prices. CFO Lin Tao told investors the company may “pass on” some of the costs, though he didn’t name specific products.

CEO Hiroki Totoki did mention the PS5 when discussing U.S. manufacturing, calling local production “an efficient strategy” worth considering. While Sony already raised PS5 prices in several global markets, it’s unclear if U.S. pricing will follow or if the company will offset costs through other product lines.

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• Coinbase Makes History as First Crypto Firm in S&P 500

• The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge Arrives May 30

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Google Updates Its Iconic Logo for First Time in 10 Years

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Google has updated its iconic "G" logo for the first time in nearly a decade, blending its signature red, yellow, green, and blue colors into a smooth gradient. This change is part of an update to the Google app on iOS and Pixel phones, bringing the logo in line with the gradient style used in the Gemini logo.

The last major logo update came in 2015, when Google switched to a sans-serif typeface and introduced a "G" with distinct color blocks. This new update is subtle, giving the logo a modern touch. Currently, the updated logo is visible only on iOS and Pixel devices, while the classic version remains on the web and other Android phones.

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Coinbase Makes History as First Crypto Firm in S&P 500

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Coinbase will join the S&P 500 index on May 19, replacing Discover Financial Services (DFS) due to the Capital One merger. This is a significant milestone for Coinbase, which went public on the Nasdaq in 2021, marking its growing integration into the traditional financial sector as institutional interest in crypto rises.

At its direct listing, Coinbase had a market cap of $52.78 billion, with shares closing at $207.22 on Monday, well below its 2021 peak of over $357. The S&P 500, known for its large-cap tech companies, has also included other tech firms like Dell, Palantir, and CrowdStrike in the past year, further diversifying the index.

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The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge Arrives May 30

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Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Edge has arrived early, offering a sleek design in the expanding S25 lineup. At just 5.8 millimeters thick (excluding the small camera bump), it retains the 200-megapixel sensor from the S25 Ultra but with only two cameras—primary and ultrawide—dropping the telephoto lens due to size constraints.

Priced at $1,100, the S25 Edge follows the trend of fewer cameras seen in phones like the Pixel 9a. While it may come with trade-offs, including potential battery life and zoom limitations, its design-focused approach stands out in the market.

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Ticketmaster to Show Full Ticket Price Upfront

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Ticketmaster is now including fees in the upfront price, claiming it’s "putting fans first." This move comes alongside a new FTC rule requiring companies to display full prices (minus taxes) up front, which took effect the same day.

The company also rolled out a new queue feature to improve ticket purchasing. It shows your exact place in line and automatically refreshes as you move up, with real-time updates on pricing and availability, aiming to reduce frustration and stop bots from snatching tickets.

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• Microsoft Won't Let Its Employees Use DeepSeek

• SoundCloud Clarifies AI Policies After TOS Backlash

• Amazon Unveils Warehouse Robot With a Sense of ‘Touch’

• FTC Delays Enforcement of Click-to-Cancel Rule

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STORIES MAKING A SPLASH

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Microsoft Won't Let Its Employees Use DeepSeek

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Microsoft has banned employee use of DeepSeek over concerns about data security and Chinese propaganda. In a Senate hearing, President Brad Smith confirmed the app is blocked on employee devices and excluded from Microsoft’s app store.

Smith warned that data entered into DeepSeek may be stored on Chinese servers and accessed under laws requiring cooperation with state intelligence. He also pointed to the risk of biased, censored responses—issues that have already led other countries and organizations to restrict the app.

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SoundCloud Clarifies AI Policies After TOS Backlash

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SoundCloud sparked backlash after quietly updating its Terms of Use to say user content could be used to "inform, train, develop or serve" AI systems. The February 2024 change, made without clear notice, raised alarm among artists, prompting SoundCloud to clarify it has never used artist content to train AI and remains committed to being "artist-first."

In a statement to TechCrunch, the company said the update refers only to internal AI features like recommendations and fraud detection—not external training. SoundCloud also introduced a “no AI” tag for creators to block unauthorized use and emphasized that future AI tools will support artists, not exploit them.

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Amazon Unveils Warehouse Robot With a Sense of ‘Touch’

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Amazon has unveiled a new warehouse robot, Vulcan, designed to "feel" the items it handles using advanced force sensors. With two arms—one to rearrange storage compartments and another, equipped with a camera and suction cup, to pick up products—Vulcan brings a new level of precision to warehouse automation.

Trained on physical feedback like touch and pressure, Vulcan can handle about 75% of Amazon’s inventory and continues to self-improve over time. It’s already active in warehouses in Spokane, Washington, and Hamburg, Germany, where it has processed over half a million orders.

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FTC Delays Enforcement of Click-to-Cancel Rule

Ian Hutchinson

The Federal Trade Commission is delaying enforcement of its new “click-to-cancel” subscription rule, now set to take effect on July 14 instead of May 14. The rule, part of an update to the Negative Option Rule, requires companies to make cancellations as easy as signups and be more transparent about subscription terms—a change telecom companies fought in court.

Though parts of the rule took effect in January, the FTC says it needs more time to assess the complexity of full compliance. Once the new deadline arrives, the agency will begin enforcing the entire rule but remains open to future revisions if enforcement reveals unforeseen issues.

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• Apple Opens Claims for $95M Siri Privacy Settlement

• Tesla Fails In Attempt To Trademark 'Robotaxi'

• OpenAI Offers to Help Countries Build AI Systems

• ChatGPT Deep Research Can Now Connect to GitHub

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Instagram Threads Is Getting Video Ads

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Meta is accelerating monetization on its Threads app by testing video ads, placing 19:9 and 1:1 formats between user posts. Announced at IAB NewFronts, the trial will involve a small group of advertisers as Threads continues its shift toward ad-supported content.

Meta also revealed it’s testing Reels trending ads on Instagram, positioning them alongside top-performing videos. The strategy mirrors Facebook’s evolution—gradually prioritizing ad revenue over user experience across its platforms.

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Apple Opens Claims for $95M Siri Privacy Settlement

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Eligible Apple users in the U.S. can now claim a share of a $95 million settlement over Siri’s accidental recordings of private conversations. The payout stems from a class action lawsuit accusing Apple of privacy violations between September 17, 2014, and December 31, 2024. Users can submit claims for up to five Siri-enabled devices, including iPhones, iPads, Macs, and more, with payouts capped at $20 per device.

The lawsuit, filed in 2019, alleged Apple shared unintended Siri recordings with third-party contractors. While Apple apologized and stopped storing user audio, it denied claims of using the data for ad targeting. Claims must be submitted by July 2, 2025.

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Tesla Fails In Attempt To Trademark 'Robotaxi'

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Tesla’s attempt to trademark “Robotaxi” for its vehicles has been denied by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for being too generic. A separate application for using the name in its upcoming ride-hailing service remains under review, along with two filings for “Robobus.” Tesla has three months to respond before the “Robotaxi” bid is dropped.

Trademark efforts for “Cybercab” have also stalled due to conflicts with existing “Cyber” trademarks, including one tied to Cybertruck accessories. All applications were filed in October 2024, the same day Tesla unveiled the Cybercab, its planned autonomous ride-hailing vehicle.

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OpenAI Offers to Help Countries Build AI Systems

Jonathan Kemper

OpenAI has announced OpenAI for Countries, a new initiative aimed at expanding its global footprint by partnering with governments to build local infrastructure and tailor AI tools like ChatGPT to regional languages and needs. The company plans to kick off with ten international projects, though specific locations haven’t been revealed.

Backed by both OpenAI and local government funding, the program is positioned as a push for “democratic AI” — an effort to promote Western-developed models over rivals from countries like China.

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ChatGPT Deep Research Can Now Connect to GitHub

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ChatGPT is launching its Deep Research tool directly within GitHub, starting with a beta rollout to ChatGPT Plus, Pro, and Team users this week. Enterprise and Edu users will gain access soon. The integration allows users to grant access to specific code repositories and get detailed, cited answers about the contents.

With developers already relying on AI tools to debug and explain code, embedding ChatGPT into GitHub aims to streamline workflows even further. Backed by Microsoft, which owns GitHub and has heavily invested in OpenAI, the move deepens the synergy between AI and software development.

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