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Amazon One technology will start rolling out to Panera locations, Instagram testing ads in search results, and DP Review will shutdown next month.

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Adobe announced its Firefly family of generative AI models, Google flags Pinduoduo's apps as malware, and TikTok reached 150 million US users.

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Free app Glaze helps artists protect their work from AI tools, Microsoft hopes to launch mobile gaming app store next year, Indian state Punjab cuts mobile internet. 

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Belkin pauses development of Matter smart home devices, the FCC finalizes rules to block spam texts, and VW shows an affordable EV concept.

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Google Glass Enterprise is being discontinued and the US warns Bytedance it better sell TikTok if it doesn't want to get banned. Plus GPT-4 tried to hire a TaskRabbit when being tested for safety.

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T-Mobile intends to acquire the parent company of Mint Mobile, Samsung plans to invest $230 billion into chipmaking in South Korea over the next 20 years, TikTok reportedly considering divesting US o…

Google announced it will roll out AI features to Workspace apps to testers this month, Meta announced it will cut 10,000 more jobs, and Sony introduces a camera kit for users with visual impairments.…

Amazon and Rivian in talks to end electric van exclusivity deal, Apple may be working on new AirPod health features, Samsung’s Space Zoom feature called into question, again. 

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Meta confirms its working on a decentralized social network, Microsoft will start rolling out GPT-4 next week, and the Epic Games Store launches support for self-published titles.

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GrammarlyGo can write in your own personal writing style, Roku launches its new OS and branded TVs and Bing now has 10% of the search audience Google has.

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Meta tests reintegrating Messenger into the Facebook app, researchers at Google and the Technical University of Berlin announce a multimodal embodied visual-language for controlling robots, and DuckD…

TikTok introduces a content paywall for creators called Series, Salesforce releases Einstein GPT, and Medium opens up its Mastodon instance to all paying community members.

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Microsoft releases Dynamic 365 Copilot assistant, Meta’s Quest price cuts go into effect, Bing chat has hidden ‘celebrity’ feature. 

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Brave Search launched a Summarizer feature powered by a mix of large language models, Meta makes some recommended changes to its cross check system, and Ford launched a subsidiary to improve its driv…

Snapchat rolls out Snap Streak Restores as a paid feature, Microsoft details a multimodal large language model designed to analyze images, and a judge rules Sony must provide Microsoft copies of its …

YouTube head Neal Mohan says its working on generative AI tools for creators, Meta shares in VR/AR roadmap, and the Volkswagen Group will roll out a new car app store.

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Meta forms a "top-level product group" focused on generative AI, the latest Windows 11 update adds its new Bing Search to the taskbar, and the European Commission narrows its "statement of objections…

Snap began rolling out a ChatGPT-powered chatbot, Twitter reportedly lays off some big names, and all the news from MWC.

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Meta makes recommended changes to add transparency to content takedowns, the DOJ reportedly plans to block Adobe's Figma acquisition, and Google brings Magic Eraser to Google One subscribers.

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Netflix cuts subscription costs in over 36 countries in recent weeks, Meta testing a Roll Call feature in Messenger, and Samsung announces a standardized 5G terrestrial network modem. 

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