Tim Cook is finally talking about AI on his own terms

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Apple CEO Tim Cook says the company will have more to share on its AI plans this year.

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Mark Zuckerberg hits out at Apple's 'onerous' new App Store rules

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Mark Zuckerberg isn't impressed with Apple's new app store rules.

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Thousands of employees at tech giant SAP signed a petition saying they feel 'betrayed' by the company's 'radical' return-to-office U-turn

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SAP has asked workers globally to return to the office three days a week.

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Amazon named its new chatbot Rufus after a Welsh corgi that a couple often took to the office

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A Welsh corgi called Rufus (not pictured) was often taken to the office by two early Amazon staff.

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Don't have $3,499 to spend on the Apple Vision Pro? Try these five headsets instead.

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The Meta Quest 3, pictured above, is one of five cheaper alternatives to Apple's Vision Pro.

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A Tesla lawyer burst into tears during a deposition on Elon Musk's compensation package because he admired Musk so much, judge says

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk.

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Mark Zuckerberg is set to rake in $700 million a year from Meta's first-ever dividend

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Meta cofounder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

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Tim Cook was asked about Vision Pro's sky-high price tag. He pointed to the 5,000 patents inside.

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Tim Cook and Apple Vision Pro

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Amazon is launching a chatty AI assistant called Rufus to people become smarter shoppers

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Amazon shoppers will get a more personalized experience.

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Apple is shipping out jailbroken iPhones and a bunch of stickers to bug bounty hunters

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Here is the Apple Security Research Device with the swag that was included.
Apple is shipping jailbroken iPhones to third-party researchers who are part of its Security Research Device Program.

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