Meta's Muse Image rolls out inside the Meta AI chatbot, Instagram, and WhatsApp. Users can generate images of friends from public Instagram posts. Opt-out available.
Scotland's SNP has voted to freeze every new datacentre, a move that could stall the Lanarkshire AI growth zone and a core pillar of the UK's AI plan.
Toyota's $3.6bn Texas expansion moves some Tacoma production from Mexico. Trump credits tariffs, but Toyota didn't, and it isn't leaving Mexico.
Netflix will offer 2-to-20-minute videos from Condé Nast, Hearst, BuzzFeed, and Penske brands starting August 3 in six markets. Bloomberg says viewers are abandoning shows.
Anthropic's Claude Cowork now runs on web and mobile, letting tasks finish while your laptop is closed, as AI agents push into the whole office.
Microsoft is routing some app features to its in-house MAI models instead of OpenAI and Anthropic, chipping away at its reliance on partners.
Raymond James put a Street-high $800 target on SpaceX, implying $10.5tn, as it joined the Nasdaq 100. Jeremy Grantham puts the odds of a crash at 90%.
Waymo's driverless cars ran out of charge, blocked San Francisco traffic, and one drove over a lit firework and caught fire over the Fourth of July.
South Korea now lets courts award up to five times proven losses against outlets and big social accounts for false information. Journalists warn of a chill.
The Pentagon blacklisted Hesai as a Chinese military company. Its lidar still powers US robotaxis, trucks and an Nvidia self-driving platform.
Google, Meta, Spotify and Sony told the EU's top court Belgium's copyright law makes platforms pay creators beyond what the 2019 directive intended ...
OpenAI's $205K "subject matter expert" role aims to teach its AI Wall Street's grunt work, as it races Anthropic for lucrative finance enterprise revenue.
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