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Legal battles are heating up as Disney and NBCUniversal sue Midjourney over copyright concerns related to AI-generated images. Meanwhile, Nintendo celebrates a stunning launch of the Switch 2, selling over 3.5 million units within just four days. The conversation also touches on GameStop's plans to close more physical stores as the industry shifts toward digital. Additionally, there are updates on upcoming events from Microsoft and Tesla's ambitious robo-taxi developments.

Waymo temporarily halts robo-taxi service in downtown LA due to ICE raid protests,  Intel Mac support ends with macOS Tahoe, and Intel plans to build an error-corrected quantum computer by 2028.Link to Show NotesSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/dth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A significant security vulnerability allows access to Google account phone numbers, raising serious privacy concerns. Meanwhile, researchers at Apple argue that large reasoning models aren’t mature enough for real-world applications. The tech landscape is buzzing as Ford pauses production of the Explorer SUV, and the new Xbox Ally X handheld gaming device has been announced. Additionally, there are discussions on repairability issues with the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, highlighting the ongoing conversation around sustainability in tech.

Apple faced a setback as a court denied its request to halt a ruling limiting fees on external transactions. Meanwhile, United Airlines and Spotify are enhancing travel experiences by providing over 450 hours of free audio content right on seat-back screens. Additionally, Starlink has gained regulatory approval in India, marking a significant milestone for satellite internet services. The podcast dives into the evolving landscape of tech, exploring the interplay of innovation and legal challenges.

Reddit is making waves by suing Anthropic, highlighting the ongoing legal battles in the tech world. Meanwhile, Nintendo's Switch 2 has taken the gaming market by storm, selling out globally at launch. On top of that, there are exciting updates coming to ChatGPT with new connectors and potential new features for AirPods on the horizon. The podcast dives into how AI, robotics, and AR are reshaping workplaces, enhancing productivity in both corporate settings and innovative environments like F1 car cockpits.

A federal judge has stepped in to block a Florida law meant to limit children's social media use, questioning its constitutionality. On the tech front, DeepSeek may have leveraged Gemini for training its latest model. Meanwhile, Google has pressed pause on rolling out its AI-powered 'Ask Photos' feature, raising eyebrows in the tech community. Additionally, the fallout from irrecoverable account deletions for Galaxy Store users is also explored, alongside Amazon's intriguing film project about OpenAI's dramatic history.

WhatsApp might soon introduce usernames, enhancing user privacy by allowing connections without sharing phone numbers. Google Wallet is cutting ties with PayPal starting June 13th, shaking up payment options. The FDA is embracing generative AI with a new tool named Elsa. Plus, there's a discussion about AI-generated media's impact on public trust, and recent innovations in tech, from TikTok's new platform for artists to major leadership changes in companies like Indeed.

Exciting developments are on the horizon as Samsung eyes a major investment in AI search startup Perplexity. Meta is aiming to fully automate ad creation with AI by 2026, revolutionizing marketing strategies. Meanwhile, we hear about an intriguing overhaul of X's DMs, and Apple is rumored to name its upcoming MacOS after Lake Tahoe. The impact of AI on the digital workplace is profound, enhancing productivity and security in our tech-driven world.

Meta saw a one-third decrease in content takedowns after its changes in enforcement policies, over 90% of the App Store’s $406 billion in US commerce is commission-free, and YouTube will integrate Google Lens into YouTube Shorts.Link to Show NotesSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/dth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Apple plans to rename its operating systems, Amazon and The New York Times inked an AI licensing deal, and WhatsApp is developing a "Logout" option for its mobile app.Link to Show NotesSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/dth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.