The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has given autonomous vehicle developers until the end of the month to present solutions after documenting a clear pattern of driverless cars disrupting emergency operations.
Samsung has confirmed a July 22nd Galaxy Unpacked event, widely expected to debut a new wide foldable format alongside updated Flip and Fold devices.
A New Jersey bill would mandate that fully autonomous vehicles use multiple sensor types, effectively preventing Tesla's camera-only robotaxi system from operating in the state.
Meta's new AI image model automatically enrolls public Instagram accounts into generative AI remixes. Users must manually opt out to protect their photos and likeness.
Discord has admitted that a flaw in its AI-powered moderation system wrongly banned thousands of users after flagging benign images like spreadsheets, chessboards, and game textures as harmful content.
Vercel CEO Guillermo Rauch discusses coding agents, internal corporate agents, and the growing debate over whether AI models and agents should be tightly coupled.
Microsoft has announced 4,800 job cuts, with Xbox absorbing thousands of losses and four development studios spun off in what leadership calls its biggest-ever restructure.
Reddit says it now uses large language models to detect the coordinated, AI-generated spam that older systems missed—blocking millions of spam views a day.