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There's no doubt about it. When compared with their competitors, Apple is behind in the AI race. Companies like Google and Microsoft have already established artificial intelligence into the core of many products and features. Apple, on the other hand, has struggled in getting its own Apple Intelligence into the hands of consumers, some of whom are now suing the company over false advertising of

Twitch will now allow its users to buy products without dragging them away from the stream they’re watching. Announced ahead of TwitchCon, which kicks off today in San Diego, Twitch is launching the live-shopping feature in partnership with e.l.f. Cosmetics, a sub-brand of e.l.f. Beauty. The tech is powered by Amazon Ads.

The brand’s eyes.lips.first. shoppable element will appear on its official

Spotify sees the music industry's AI problem, and it's going to do… something about it. On Thursday, the company published a blog post heavy on principles, partnerships and vague plans. Unfortunately, it's practically devoid of specifics. The most explicit bit is that it's partnering with the big three music labels. Together, they'll "develop responsible AI products that empower the artists and

• North Korean forces are using drones to identify Ukrainian troop positions, Kyiv said on Thursday.
• The aerial intelligence is then used to direct Russian strikes.
• The development sheds new light on North Korea's continued participation in the war.

North Korean forces are flying drones for

• The ad industry is playing up its "human" credentials in the AI era.
• Tech brands like OpenAI are using traditional ads on TV to showcase their everyday appeal.
• As AI automates many aspects of advertising, agencies are reconfiguring to become more

EA employees involved with the Communications Workers of America union have issued a sternly-worded statement against the recently-proposed private acquisition of the company by Saudi-backed investors, according to a report by Eurogamer. The complaints don't involve Saudi Arabia's long history of human rights violations, but rather that workers weren't represented in any negotiations for the $55

The FCC is moving to expel Hong Kong Telecom (HKT) from US telecom networks, citing national security concerns. The agency sent HKT an "Order to Show Cause," which directs the company to explain why the FCC should not begin revocation proceedings against it.

The 30-page order outlines the agency's reasoning, including a focus on applying new certification and disclosure requirements to entities

• A new report showed how US workers felt about their financial security.
• Three white-collar fields had the highest shares of people who felt financially comfortable.
• No industry hit a majority of people feeling that way, and many adults said they were just doing OK.

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