Daily Tech Headlines

Microsoft's CEO reveals that 20–30% of code is now AI-generated, reflecting a shift in development practices. Wikipedia unpacks its ambitious three-year AI strategy, aiming to enhance user experience. On the horizon, Google is reportedly close to striking a deal with Apple over the Gemini project for iPhones. Meanwhile, OpenAI has decided to roll back some features of its recent GPT-4o update, sparking discussions about the future of AI integration.

Congress passed a bill criminalizing the publication of non-consensual, sexually explicit images, Amazon reportedly plans to display tariff costs, and Wall Street Banks sell the final portion of debt linked to Elon Musk’s $44 billion purchase of Twitter. Link to Show NotesSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/dth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The podcast dives into the complex world of domestic iPhone manufacturing, discussing the trade-offs of moving production to the U.S. and the impact on costs and logistics. It also highlights OnePlus' recent price drop for the Watch 3 and IBM's ambitious $150 billion investment plan for the next five years. Cybersecurity updates and financial performances in the tech industry add to the intrigue, creating a vibrant picture of the current tech landscape.

Apple is planning to shift all US iPhone production to India, Intel is moving to a 4-day per week in-office policy, and Meta has laid off an unspecified number of employees in its Reality Labs division.Link to Show NotesSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/dth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adobe has launched advanced Firefly AI models, making strides in image and video generation. TSMC introduces groundbreaking technology for faster AI chips, setting the stage for enhanced performance. Tesla is testing its Full Self-Driving ride-hailing service, pushing boundaries in autonomous driving. The podcast also dives into LinkedIn's verification system and the impact of Google's antitrust trial, along with new trends in gaming and cryptocurrency partnerships. Tune in for the latest in tech innovations!

The European Union levies massive fines on Apple and Meta under the Digital Markets Act, shaking up their strategies. Meta unveils live translations for its Ray-Ban smart glasses and introduces an Advanced Chat Privacy feature on WhatsApp. Meanwhile, Intel faces significant layoffs of over 21,000 employees, highlighting challenges in the tech industry. Additionally, insights from a Pew Research study shed light on social media's impact on teenagers, sparking discussions about the evolving digital landscape.

The rapid growth of ChatGPT in Europe is prompting new regulatory discussions under the EU's Digital Services Act. Exciting partnerships are emerging, such as OpenAI teaming up with The Washington Post to incorporate their content into ChatGPT. Additionally, Bluesky is making strides with a new centralized verification system. The episode delves into how these developments are shaping the tech landscape while focusing on user safety and experience.

The FTC is taking Uber to court over questionable billing and cancellation practices. In exciting tech news, Riot Games is set to launch Valorant Mobile soon. Lego is investing big with a new $1 billion factory in Vietnam, focusing on sustainability. Meanwhile, Google addresses vulnerabilities in its email security, while Airbnb enhances pricing transparency. Amazon is also reshaping its TV hardware strategy away from Android. Join the discussion on these pressing industry developments!

Google steps up by giving U.S. college students free access to its Google One AI Premium Plan, boosting their academic toolkit. Meanwhile, Meta has halted Apple Intelligence support for its platforms, affecting user experience. Netflix jumps into the AI game with a new AI-driven search feature. The tech landscape also sees rising popularity of Chinese e-commerce apps among U.S. consumers, as well as exciting developments like the Italian newspaper leveraging AI for content creation.

The Trump administration considers barring Americans from using DeepSeek, TikTok is introducing a new crowd-sourced fact-checking feature called "Footnotes", and Wikimedia partners with Kaggle to release a beta dataset optimized for AI model training.Link to Show NotesSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/dth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.