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• Apple Developing AI Wearable Pin [48d]
• Nova Launcher Gets a New Owner and Ads [48d]
• HAM Radio Operators In Belarus Arrested, Face the Death Penalty [48d]
• Ozempic is Reshaping the Fast Food Industry [48d]
• Half of World's CO2 Emissions Come From Just 32 Fossil Fuel Firms, Study Shows [48d]
• Adobe Acrobat Now Lets You Edit Files Using Prompts, Generate Podcast Summaries [49d]
• The Gold Plating of American Water [49d]
• AI Company Eightfold Sued For Helping Companies Secretly Score Job Seekers [49d]
• Ubisoft Cancels Six Games, Slashes Guidance in Restructuring [49d]
• Ireland Wants To Give Its Cops Spyware, Ability To Crack Encrypted Messages [49d]
• Google Temporarily Disabled YouTube's Advanced Captions Without Warning [49d]
• Japan Restarts World's Largest Nuclear Plant as Fukushima Memories Loom Large [49d]
• Comic-Con Bans AI Art After Artist Pushback [49d]
• YouTube CEO Acknowledges 'AI Slop' Problem, Says Platform Will Curb Low-Quality AI Content [49d]
• CEOs Say AI is Making Work More Efficient. Employees Tell a Different Story. [49d]
• Verizon Wastes No Time Switching Device Unlock Policy To 365 Days [49d]
• Snap Settles Social media Addiction Lawsuit Ahead of Landmark Trial [49d]
• Aurora Watch In Effect As Severe Solar Storm Slams Into Earth [49d]
• Era of 'Global Water Bankruptcy' Is Here, UN Report Says [49d]
• cURL Removes Bug Bounties [49d]
• OpenAI and ServiceNow Strike Deal to Put AI Agents in Business Software [49d]
• Developer Rescues Stadia Bluetooth Tool That Google Killed [49d]
• HHS Announces New Study of Cellphone Radiation and Health [49d]