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ACR tracking is easy to miss, hard to spot later, and simple to turn off with the right TV settings.
Meta says it is not a paywall, just “rate limits” that hit non-paying users hard.
Commerce lifted export controls on Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5, and Anthropic says restoration starts tomorrow.
Rising targeting patterns suggest the AI race is pulling adversaries into wider, higher-stakes disruption.
The move brings Discord directly to Meta Quest headsets, following Meta Connect last year, and raises the bar for VR social apps.
A retention sweep runs on every startup, and some users say even fixes to retention do not work.
A standalone AI “agent” for computational biology goes live for paid subscribers and immediately feeds Anthropic’s rare disease work.
Reddit says it will tighten automated access to old.reddit.com by requiring logins, starting over the next month.
A California startup is betting on premium build quality and a slightly lower price to stand out.
Amazon says malware risk drove the switch to Vega OS devices that no longer support sideloading apps outside its Appstore.
In Q2, record gains added $2 trillion across Micron, Intel, and AMD, signaling AI momentum is spreading beyond Nvidia.
Identity security is getting pulled into the spotlight while AI agents multiply, forcing boards to rethink cyber priorities.
