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Instagram Chief Concedes Teen Safety Tool Reached Almost No One
An internal document put usage of the Take a Break prompt at 1.8% of teenagers. Meta never published the figure.
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Authors Call the Anthropic Settlement a Win, and an Unfinished One
The $1.5 billion payout resolves a case. It does not resolve what AI companies may do with books they acquire legally.
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Inside the Missionaries Holding Weekly Services in VRChat
For three years, an evangelical group has met every Friday in a virtual penthouse. Not everyone on the platform is glad they are there.
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Meta's Prediction App Would Let an AI Write the Questions and Call the Results
Internal documents describe Arena: play money, Llama-generated markets, and a model with the final say on whether an event happened.
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Apple Rebuilds Siri and Wires AI Through Its Operating Systems
The assistant becomes a standalone app with access to a user's own messages and mail. Analysts called it a prove-it moment; the shares fell 2%.
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How a Historian Uses Social Media to Relive D-Day
Why one historian uses social media to remember D-Day in real time At the National World War II Memorial, historian Alex Kershaw has found an unlikely way to keep D-Day alive: live social media posts timed to the events of June 6, 1944.
