An interview with Yahoo CEO Jim Lanzone on the company's 30th anniversary, being in “building mode”, AI, acquiring AI-powered news aggregator Artifact, and more — Even as Yahoo turns 30, CEO Jim Lanzone says the company is still in “building mode.”
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. praises cell phone restrictions in schools, saying their electromagnetic radiation causes neurological and cellular damage (Aria Bendix/NBC News)
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HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. praises cell phone restrictGoogle is rolling out new real-time AI video features, including the ability to "see" screens and camera feeds, for Gemini Advanced subscribers (Wes Davis/The Verge)
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Google is rolling out new real-time AI video features, includingPavel Durov says Telegram now has 1B+ MAUs, up from 950M in July 2024, and made $547M in profits in 2024, and calls WhatsApp "a cheap, watered-down imitation" (Ivan Mehta/TechCrunch)
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Pavel Durov says Telegram now has 1B+ MAUs, up from 950M in JuDemocratic Senators helping Trump's strongest Senate allies repeal Section 230 could give the Trump administration unprecedented power to control online speech (Mike Masnick/Techdirt)
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Democratic Senators helping Trump's strongest Senate allies reRetail investors often bear the brunt of losses in the Solana blockchain's memecoin market, which is plagued by insider trading, rug pulls, and "sniping" (Muyao Shen/Bloomberg)
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Retail investors often bear the brunt of losses in the Solana bOpenAI calls DeepSeek "state-controlled" and recommends that the US consider banning "PRC-produced" models that "violate user privacy and create security risks" (Kyle Wiggers/TechCrunch)
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OpenAI calls DeepSeek “state-controlled” and recommends that
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