Experts tell UK Parliament that Big Tech does bare minimum under Online Safety Act
Online safety specialists told UK lawmakers that tech firms fail to consistently block illegal material and are ignoring takedown requests from victim support groups.
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- MakesFacebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and VR headsets
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OpenAI Launches Wallet Feature to Let AI Agents Shop for You
OpenAI introduces a new wallet feature allowing AI agents to buy items, though users must approve each transaction.
Meta Opens AI Phone Calling Feature to Paying Muse Users
Meta's Muse assistant can now make phone calls to businesses for paying subscribers, helping users avoid tedious hold times.
Meta expands AI that catches lying teens to roll out safeguards globally
Meta is taking its teen-detection AI global on Instagram and Facebook, automatically placing suspected minors into restricted accounts even if they claim to be adults.
New AI model simulates sliding sand and folding proteins together
Researchers have built a single artificial intelligence system that can model many different physical processes, from flowing water to folding proteins.
Meta adds Spaces to Muse so users can build custom personal hubs
Meta has rolled out Spaces for its Muse app, letting users build and adjust custom hubs for tasks, games, and projects using plain language.
Nvidia and Qualcomm Plunge Over 9% as Election Results Shake AI Stocks
A sharp tech selloff led by Nvidia and Qualcomm pushed the Nasdaq down 5.5% as political shifts and local ballot restrictions cloud the future of AI data center construction.
Meta rolls out real-time voice and avatar chats for Muse on web, Mac, and mobile
Meta has launched real-time voice conversations and reactive avatars for its Muse assistant, letting users speak naturally across multiple devices.
AI Agents Are Changing Web Traffic, and Websites Need New Tools to Track Them
Artificial intelligence agents are taking over web browsing, creating major challenges for website owners who can no longer identify individual human users.