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European Commission preliminarily says Meta did not assess addictive design risks to users, including minors.
A $300 million round co-led by ARCH Venture Partners, Spark Capital, and Khosla Ventures puts pressure on quantum timelines.
The “standalone AI browser” ends in under a year, while OpenAI repackages its agent ambitions into office productivity tools.
A report says Netflix is testing the idea of live, non-stop channels to boost subscriber stickiness and reduce churn risk.
CNBC reports Kraken will rebuild its app around agentic trading, signaling how exchanges may compete beyond crypto prices.
A new Transformer Circuits paper gives executives a rare look inside what Claude does while it thinks.
Older adults are using AI-generated singers and virtual lovers for companionship, even as they judge the content harshly.
A chatbot is no longer the product. OpenAI is bundling work execution and timing the launch with GPT 5.6.
The European Commission claims Facebook and Instagram use illegal engagement mechanics, forcing platform leaders to rethink product incentives fast.
The EU’s preliminary findings put Meta on the regulatory clock and force boards to think beyond growth metrics.
Two regulators answer the same safety question with opposite technology, and carmakers will have to pick a side anyway.
A preliminary Digital Services Act finding flags autoplay, infinite scroll, and personalized recommendations as health harms.
