DuckDuckGo, the privacy-centered browser, is introducing a new setting that allows users to remove AI-generated images from search results. According to the company, the feature was developed in response to user feedback indicating that AI images often hinder their searches. How to Access the AI Image Filter on DuckDuckGo To use the new setting, users […]
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YouTube is set to update its policies to limit creators from monetizing “inauthentic” content, such as mass-produced or repetitive videos types of content increasingly generated using AI tools. Starting July 15, the platform will update its YouTube Partner Program (YPP) monetization rules, offering clearer guidance on what content qualifies for revenue and what doesn’t. While
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According to Business Insider, ByteDance—the parent company of TikTok, CapCut, Lemon8, and Gauth—plans to transition U.S. users to a new version of its video editing app, CapCut, as part of a broader effort to localize its services. Releasing a U.S.-specific app may be part of ByteDance’s wider strategy to comply with a 2024 law that
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With the release of iOS 26 Beta 3 on Monday, Apple has scaled back the iPhone’s glossy new aesthetic in response to user feedback that it made some interface elements harder to read. Unveiled at WWDC 2025, Apple’s Liquid Glass design language mimics real glass, emphasizing light refraction and translucency. However, its initial rollout in
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Jack Dorsey, best known for co-founding Twitter (now X) in 2006, is developing a new way for people to communicate: a peer-to-peer messaging app that uses a mesh network and connects via Bluetooth, eliminating the need for internet access. A Weekend Project in Decentralization Dorsey shared on X that he built a simple version of
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Companies have found it challenging to adopt suitable AI tools because the technology is advancing much faster than their typically lengthy sales cycles. Brex, the corporate credit card startup, faced the same challenge as larger enterprises. To avoid falling behind, it overhauled its software procurement strategy entirely. Brex Learns Its Traditional Procurement Process Can’t Keep
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On Saturday evening, X users in India were unable to access the main Reuters news account and the Reuters World account. X restored access to both accounts on Sunday. According to Reuters, Indian users trying to view the @Reuters account — which has 25 million followers — were shown a message saying the account “has
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Apple Inc. is exploring the use of AI from Anthropic PBC or OpenAI to revamp Siri, potentially bypassing its own models in a bold attempt to revive its struggling AI strategy. Apple has held talks with Anthropic and OpenAI about integrating their large language models into Siri, according to sources familiar with the matter. The
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Instagram revealed on Monday that users can now listen to song previews directly in Stories when tracks are shared from Spotify. Previously, Instagram let users share Spotify songs to their Stories, but these posts had no audio and only included a link to the track on Spotify. Now, when someone shares a song, viewers can
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According to Axios, Tinder now requires new users in California to verify their profiles using facial recognition. The new “Face Check” feature is designed to combat impersonation and prevent matches with bots or fake accounts. Axios reports that Face Check prompts users to record a short video selfie during sign-up. The scan verifies their authenticity,
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