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1 ST LOOK AT DANIEL DAY-LEWIS' 1ST FILM IN 8YRS

YouTube will begin guessing users’ ages using artificial intelligence on Wednesday, as part of an effort to prevent kids from accessing inappropriate content online.

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How the world’s most valuable company got caught in the middle of Trump’s spat with China

Nvidia, the world’s most valuable company, has found itself caught in the middle of President Donald Trump’s historic trade war with China. The result: an extraordinary concession from a $4.5 trillion corporation that will give the United States a percentage of every high-end AI chip sold in China.

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How AI is being used by police departments to help draft reports

In his nine years at the Fort Collins, Colorado, police department, Officer Scott Brittingham says he has taken a lot of pride in the process of writing reports after each call for service.

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Meta is shelling out big bucks to get ahead in AI. Here’s who it’s hiring

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is on a mission for his company to be the first to reach so-called artificial superintelligence — generally considered to mean AI that’s better than all humans at all knowledge work.

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A new TikTok app may be coming. Here’s what we know so far

It’s looking increasingly likely that any sale of TikTok will mean US users have to download a new app. And that could mean an almost entirely different experience.

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Microsoft to lay off around 9,000 workers in its largest cuts since 2023

Microsoft is laying off thousands of employees, its third round of cuts in recent months, the company confirmed on Wednesday.

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New proposed law would require Apple and Google to verify your age before letting you into their app stores

A pair of Republican lawmakers are set to propose a new law that would require app stores to verify the ages of all users and share that information with app developers, following a similar state law that was signed in Utah earlier this year.

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Google is an online advertising monopoly, judge rules

Google has illegally built “monopoly power” with its web advertising business, a federal judge in Virginia has ruled, siding with the Justice Department in a landmark case against the tech giant that could reshape the basic economics of running a modern website.

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TikTok will be banned without a savior. Here are the alternative apps users are flocking to

TikTok is still three days away from a likely ban in the United States, but many users are already bidding the app farewell and seeking out alternatives.

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Meta is getting rid of fact checkers. Zuckerberg acknowledged more harmful content will appear on the platforms now

In a number of sweeping changes that will significantly alter the way that posts, videos and other content are moderated online, Meta will adjust its content review policies on Facebook and Instagram, getting rid of fact checkers and replacing them with user-generated “community notes,” similar to Elon Musk’s X, CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced Tuesday.

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