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OpenAI says it found a 'sophisticated recording device' hidden in its offices, Character.AI just filed for bankruptcy, and former foe Disney may buy it for parts, and Scientists find evidence of a second-generation planet born from a dying star

-The suspect allegedly left a DIY recording device inside of an executive conference room he wasn't authorized to enter or use. -In its blog post, Character said it filed for Chapter 11 protection to facilitate the sale of the company and its assets, listing liabilities of betwee ...  Show more

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OpenAI says it found a 'sophisticated recording device' hidden in its offices, Character.AI just filed for bankruptcy, and former foe Disney may buy it for parts, and Scientists find evidence of a second-generation planet born from a dying star

-The suspect allegedly left a DIY recording device inside of an executive conference room he wasn't authorized to enter or use. -In its blog post, Character said it filed for Chapter 11 protection to facilitate the sale of the company and its assets, listing liabilities of betwee ...  Show more

Meta bans TikTok ads from its platforms in tit-for-tat row

It called the move 'a normal business practice.' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices 

Epic reportedly delayed its Disney video game so it can be made using more AI, Meta says it's caught up to the frontier with its latest Wonder AI models, and Norway fined a Microsoft subsidiary for misusing Grindr user data

-"No more hand-written code," the internal message stated, as well as ordering all art for the project to be "generated with full AI workflows." -According to Meta, the models are particularly adept at navigating legal, financial and health-related tasks, and are able to deliver ...  Show more

What to expect at Apple's 'Welcome home' event next week

The company is reportedly rebooting its smart home ambitions with a smart display and a whole bunch of other accessories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices 

Microsoft's president says AI is less regulated than a carton of milk, many new cars share your data with third-party companies, and Google teamed up with menstrual health tracker Flo to develop new wellness hardware

-Microsoft president Brad Smith told ITV on Friday, “right now, your washing machine is subject to more safety rules than AI. Every carton of milk that you see in the grocery store is subject to safety rules and inspection." -Four GM apps sent VINs to 10 companies including Micro ...  Show more