Daily Tech Headlines Intel Fears “Adverse Reactions” To The White House’s 10% Stake - DTH
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Aug 26, 2025 Intel expresses concern over a potential backlash from investors after the White House acquires a 10% stake. A Stanford study reveals a significant decline in entry-level job opportunities due to AI. Meanwhile, Google is tightening security by requiring developers of sideloaded apps to verify their identities. The tech landscape also sees shifts with Stellantis pausing its Level 3 driving assistance program and new features being rolled out on platforms like Spotify and Instagram, alongside calls for better online safety for kids.
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Government Stake Raises Strategic Risks
- The White House acquiring a 10% stake links Intel directly to U.S. tariff and policy risks that could affect its global business.
- Intel warned this could trigger litigation, scrutiny, and dilution funded largely by CHIPS Act allocations.
AI Hits New Entrants Hardest
- A Stanford study found AI exposure reduced entry-level employment by 13% over three years in fields prone to automation.
- Experienced workers' employment stayed stable while new entrants faced the steepest declines.
Require Identity For Sideloaded Apps
- Verify developer identity when sideloading apps to reduce malware risk significantly higher than Play Store installs.
- Google will require devs to authenticate via the Android developer console and register package names starting late 2026.