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The EU browser wars have begun as Apple opens up
Ad agencies, Apple, and the big names in internet technology will be paying particular attention to EU browser market share data in the coming weeks.
New AI assistant threatens software engineering jobs
Devin has the ability to actively collaborate with users during software development. This includes providing real-time progress updates, accepting feedback, and working together to make design choices.
US pushes to weaken international human rights treaty on use of AI software
The Council of Europe, of which the US is an observer, is drafting a treaty that will call on its member states to ensure that AI systems respect international obligations to protect human rights.
EC's use of Microsoft 365 violates data-privacy rules, watchdog group says
The European Commission failed to safeguard the transfer of data being sent through the M365 app from the EU to other regions.
Apple tweaks its DMA compliance strategy in Europe
Apple has once again shifted its approach to supporting side-loading on iOS devices in Europe.
OpenAI rebuts Musk’s ‘fictional’ claims over Founding Agreement
OpenAI has alleged that the Founding Agreement is “a fiction Musk has conjured to lay unearned claim to the fruits of an enterprise he initially supported, then abandoned, then watched succeed without him.”
Meta sues former executive over alleged AI theft
Meta has alleged that a former vice president stole “highly confidential” data about the company’s top performers and supply chain partners.
New AI copyright lawsuit targets Nvidia
The latest fair use case involving AI training data target’s Nvidia’s NeMo Megatron LLMs.
Healthcare pros show interest in Apple's Vision Pro — survey
Up to 75% of US healthcare professionals are open to exploring the use of Vision Pro devices at work, survey claims.
AIs may be better at prompt optimization than humans
Experimenting with how to fine-tune prompts for a variety of LLMs, researchers have found that another LLM can do a better job than a human prompt engineer in certain circumstances.
How many jobs are available in technology in the US?
The US expected to lead all other nations in IT hiring over the next three months
Sam Altman’s pledges about AI responsibility don’t mean much — experts
The warp-like speed of generative AI development has critics warning of unintended consequences.
OpenAI: Musk's control issues at heart of ongoing rift
The generative AI company's founders say they will move to dismiss a lawsuit Elon Musk filed against it alleging a breach of mission.
What is FinanceKit in iOS 17.4?
Other than leaving European users vulnerable to new threats via third-party app stores, iOS 17.4 introduced FinanceKit. What does it do?
Microsoft debuts Copilot for finance pros
The latest in a line of job role-specific generative AI assistants, Copilot for Finance is designed to automate rote tasks for financial professionals.
Researchers, legal experts want AI firms to open up for safety checks
More than 150 researchers, ethicists, legal experts and professors signed onto a letter asking generative AI companies to open up their technology to outside evaluations for safety reasons.
Meta services begin recovering from major disruption
A widespread outage affected Meta and other top online services providers on Tuesday morning.
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