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GM Disables Third-Party Android Auto and Apple CarPlay Kits

GM Disables Third-Party Android Auto and Apple CarPlay Kits

General Motors has disabled third-party infotainment kits from WAMS that enabled Android Auto and Apple CarPlay in its vehicles. This decision aligns with GM's strategy to promote its proprietary infotainment system, which incorporates Google's technology. The retrofitting solution, which gained popularity, was reportedly removed from WAMS' offerings following GM's directive. GM's stance has drawn criticism from competitors like Ford, as the company insists on providing a safer, self-developed driving experience. Customers seeking third-party systems are now left without options as GM maintains its enforcement.

Created at: March 22, 2025 12:30pm

BYD's Han L: Charging EVs as Fast as Filling a Gas Tank

BYD's Han L: Charging EVs as Fast as Filling a Gas Tank

Chinese automaker BYD has unveiled its Han L sedan, capable of adding 248 miles of range in just five minutes. The vehicle features an advanced 83.2 kWh lithium-iron-phosphate battery operating at 945 volts, enhancing its rapid charging capability. Despite the hype, real-world results may yield around 160 miles from a quick charge due to optimistic testing standards. BYD plans to install over 4,000 charging stations across China, though U.S. availability is hindered by tariffs. This innovation marks a significant step toward faster electric vehicle charging.

Created at: March 21, 2025 9:00pm

Meta's Revenue Sharing Model for Llama AI Unveiled Amid Legal Controversy

Meta's Revenue Sharing Model for Llama AI Unveiled Amid Legal Controversy

Meta is reportedly earning revenue from its Llama AI models through agreements with hosting partners, despite earlier claims by CEO Mark Zuckerberg that selling access was not their business model. A recent court filing in the Kadrey v. Meta lawsuit reveals that Meta shares revenue with companies hosting Llama. While specific hosts are not named, partnerships include AWS and Google Cloud. The lawsuit alleges that Meta trained Llama using pirated ebooks, complicating its revenue strategy. Meanwhile, Meta plans to increase capital expenditures to invest further in AI development.

Created at: March 21, 2025 9:00pm

Waymo Partners with SFO for Airport Mapping, Eyes Robotaxi Expansion

Waymo Partners with SFO for Airport Mapping, Eyes Robotaxi Expansion

Waymo has secured a deal with the San Francisco Airport Commission to map airport roadways, potentially paving the way for its robotaxi service to expand to the airport. The agreement includes a data-sharing requirement after each mapping session, detailing vehicle metrics such as location and trip identification. However, it restricts the use of autonomous vehicles for commercial goods transport. This development highlights the growing interest in integrating autonomous technologies within urban infrastructure. Stakeholders are watching closely as this could influence future agreements and deployments.

Created at: March 21, 2025 5:30pm

Wiz's Bold Move Pays Off: $32 Billion Acquisition by Google

Wiz's Bold Move Pays Off: $32 Billion Acquisition by Google

In a remarkable week for startups, cloud security firm Wiz has agreed to a record $32 billion acquisition deal with Google, following its earlier rejection of a $23 billion offer. This strategic decision is expected to yield significant returns for investors, particularly Israel's Cyberstarts, which will see a 200x return on its investment. Additionally, SoftBank is set to acquire Ampere Computing for $6.5 billion, while Munich Re will purchase Insurtech startup Next Insurance for $2.6 billion. Other notable acquisitions include Nvidia's purchase of Gretel and the emergence of new startups like Spangle AI.

Created at: March 21, 2025 5:30pm

Anthropic Integrates Brave Search for Claude Chatbot's Web Functionality

Anthropic Integrates Brave Search for Claude Chatbot's Web Functionality

Anthropic has introduced a new web search feature for its AI chatbot, Claude, aligning it with competitors. Evidence indicates that Brave Search, the search engine developed by Brave, powers this functionality. Recently added to Anthropic's subprocessor list, Brave Search's integration suggests a strategic partnership. Reports show that searches in both Claude and Brave yielded identical results, hinting at a shared backend. This move comes as AI companies keep their search partnerships largely undisclosed. The collaboration builds on Brave's existing relationship with Mistral's Le Chat, another AI chatbot.

Created at: March 21, 2025 5:30pm

Microsoft Explores Crediting AI Training Data Contributors

Microsoft Explores Crediting AI Training Data Contributors

Microsoft has initiated a research project aimed at estimating the influence of specific training examples on generative AI outputs. The effort, described in a job listing, seeks to demonstrate how models can trace the impact of data like photos and books. This project, involving technologist Jaron Lanier, aims to promote 'data dignity' by acknowledging and potentially compensating data contributors. The initiative comes amid ongoing lawsuits against AI firms regarding copyright issues, highlighting the need for transparency in AI training practices. Microsoft has yet to comment on the project.

Created at: March 21, 2025 3:30pm

Wayve CEO Unveils Ambitious Plans for Autonomous Driving at Nvidia GTC

Wayve CEO Unveils Ambitious Plans for Autonomous Driving at Nvidia GTC

Wayve's CEO, Alex Kendall, detailed the startup's innovative strategy for autonomous driving at Nvidia's GTC conference. The company aims to develop affordable, hardware-agnostic software applicable to advanced driver assistance systems and robotaxis. Wayve has raised over $1.3 billion since its launch in 2017 and is in discussions with several OEMs for potential partnerships. Its end-to-end data-driven learning model does not rely on HD maps, allowing for a more flexible approach. The company plans to commercialize its technology initially at the ADAS level, leveraging generative AI for improved performance.

Created at: March 21, 2025 3:30pm

BuildOps Becomes Unicorn After $127M Series C Funding Round

BuildOps Becomes Unicorn After $127M Series C Funding Round

BuildOps, a commercial services platform, has raised $127 million in a Series C funding round led by Meritech Capital, valuing the company at $1 billion. This latest investment increases its total funding to over $250 million since its founding in 2018. The Los Angeles-based firm specializes in software for commercial contractors, enhancing project management and efficiency through AI-powered automation. With over 1,000 customers, BuildOps plans to expand its workforce and invest in product development. The company aims for aggressive scaling despite not yet being profitable.

Created at: March 21, 2025 2:00pm

Russian Zero-Day Seller Offers Up to $4 Million for Telegram Exploits

Russian Zero-Day Seller Offers Up to $4 Million for Telegram Exploits

Operation Zero, a Russian zero-day broker, announced a bounty of up to $4 million for vulnerabilities in the Telegram messaging app. The company is offering $500,000 for a one-click remote code execution exploit, $1.5 million for a zero-click exploit, and $4 million for a full chain of exploits. This focus on Telegram highlights its popularity among Russian and Ukrainian users. The announcement suggests a direct demand from the Russian government for such vulnerabilities, revealing insights into the secretive zero-day market. Security experts warn that Telegram lacks robust security measures compared to its competitors.

Created at: March 21, 2025 1:30pm

Google Declares News Worthless to Ad Business in Controversial EU Experiment

Google Declares News Worthless to Ad Business in Controversial EU Experiment

Google has unveiled findings from a recent experiment where it removed news from search results for 1% of users across eight European markets for 2.5 months. The tech giant claims that the absence of news had no discernible impact on its advertising revenue, stating that publishers overestimate the value of their content. This test was conducted amid European copyright laws requiring compensation for news snippets. Google aims to leverage these results in negotiations with publishers, despite facing scrutiny and past antitrust fines in the region. Notably, the test excluded France due to legal concerns.

Created at: March 21, 2025 12:00pm

Meta Enhances Threads with New Features to Combat Spam and Trolls

Meta Enhances Threads with New Features to Combat Spam and Trolls

Meta has rolled out exciting new features for Threads aimed at enhancing user experience by tackling spam and troll interactions. Users can now limit replies to their posts, ensuring only followers can engage in discussions. This update also allows individuals to personalize their profiles by adding up to 10 topics of interest. Additionally, Threads has improved video functionalities with new controls and a progress bar. Recent updates have included post scheduling and options to mute notifications from specific accounts, further customizing user interactions on the platform.

Created at: March 21, 2025 4:00am

Tesla Faces Eighth Cybertruck Recall Over Detaching Panel

Tesla Faces Eighth Cybertruck Recall Over Detaching Panel

Tesla's Cybertruck is under recall for a potentially hazardous issue involving a nine-foot-long stainless-steel trim piece known as the 'cant rail.' The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has announced this recall affecting over 46,000 units manufactured between November 2023 and February 2024. Reports indicate that the adhesive securing the cant rail may fail, leading to detachment while driving. Following a recent incident where a trim piece flew off a vehicle at 75 mph, Tesla is set to offer free replacements. This marks the eighth recall for the Cybertruck, raising safety concerns further.

Created at: March 21, 2025 3:30am

Apple Revamps Siri Leadership to Accelerate AI Upgrades

Apple Revamps Siri Leadership to Accelerate AI Upgrades

Amid delays in Siri's promised AI enhancements, Apple is reportedly restructuring its leadership to expedite progress. According to Bloomberg, Mike Rockwell, head of Vision Pro, will now lead the Siri team. Despite lacking an AI background, Rockwell has been vocal about necessary improvements. Apple aims to deliver significant upgrades, including contextual understanding and a UI overhaul, by 2027. This shift comes after prior management failed to meet expectations with iOS 18. The company hopes the leadership change will help fulfill its ambitious plans for Siri's capabilities.

Created at: March 21, 2025 3:00am

Apple Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged False Advertising for Siri and AI Features

Apple Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged False Advertising for Siri and AI Features

Apple is facing a lawsuit accusing the company of false advertising related to its Siri and Apple Intelligence features promised for iOS 18. The complaint claims that Apple created unreasonable customer expectations with ads showcasing unavailable features. Despite launching some generative AI capabilities, many promised experiences remain unfulfilled, leading to criticism about delays compared to competitors. The plaintiffs seek damages for consumers misled by the advertising, as Apple continues to promote features that have yet to be delivered.

Created at: March 21, 2025 2:30am

Nvidia's GTC 2025: New Chips and Tariff Concerns Amidst Rising Competition

Nvidia's GTC 2025: New Chips and Tariff Concerns Amidst Rising Competition

Nvidia's GTC 2025 in San Jose attracted a record 25,000 attendees, showcasing the company's confidence despite looming challenges. CEO Jensen Huang unveiled new chips and personal supercomputers, asserting demand for their products will remain strong, even with competition from companies like DeepSeek. However, Nvidia's stock fell 4% post-keynote due to investor concerns over emerging rivals and in-house hardware developments by key clients. Huang addressed tariff concerns, emphasizing Nvidia's commitment to U.S. manufacturing. The company also announced a new quantum computing center in Boston to diversify its offerings.

Created at: March 20, 2025 11:30pm

Apple Sued Over Alleged False Advertising of Apple Intelligence Features

Apple Sued Over Alleged False Advertising of Apple Intelligence Features

Apple is facing a class-action lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in San Jose, claiming false advertising related to its Apple Intelligence features. Plaintiffs assert that they did not receive the promised functionalities after purchasing Apple Intelligence-capable devices. The lawsuit alleges that Apple's marketing created misleading consumer expectations regarding the capabilities of these products. Additionally, reports indicate that CEO Tim Cook has lost faith in AI head John Giannandrea's ability to execute product development effectively. This legal challenge adds to Apple's ongoing struggles in delivering anticipated AI features.

Created at: March 20, 2025 10:30pm

Apple TV+ Faces $1B Annual Loss Amidst Competitive Streaming Landscape

Apple TV+ Faces $1B Annual Loss Amidst Competitive Streaming Landscape

According to a report by The Information, Apple is incurring losses exceeding $1 billion annually on its streaming service, Apple TV+. This service is the only one in Apple's portfolio that remains unprofitable, despite significant investments in original content. Although Apple reduced its content spending from $5 billion to $4.5 billion in 2024, it still trails behind competitors like Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon Prime Video in subscriber numbers. Currently estimated at 45 million subscribers, Apple TV+ has garnered over 2,500 award nominations but struggles to gain market traction.

Created at: March 20, 2025 9:30pm

High Schooler Launches AI Minecraft Build-Off Website

High Schooler Launches AI Minecraft Build-Off Website

A 12th grader, Adi Singh, has developed MC-Bench, a website that enables users to challenge different AI models in creating Minecraft builds. This innovative platform allows participants to vote on the best creations without initially knowing which AI produced them. Singh highlights Minecraft's familiarity, making it easier for people to evaluate AI progress. Currently supported by models from companies like Google and OpenAI, MC-Bench aims to provide insights into AI development through creative benchmarking. The site has potential for future expansions into more complex tasks and serves as a fun, accessible tool for AI evaluation.

Created at: March 20, 2025 8:30pm

Apple Appoints Vision Pro Exec to Lead Siri Amid AI Struggles

Apple Appoints Vision Pro Exec to Lead Siri Amid AI Struggles

In a significant leadership shift, Apple has appointed Mike Rockwell, current VP of the Vision Products Group, to oversee the Siri team. This change comes as CEO Tim Cook expresses dissatisfaction with the performance of Siri under John Giannandrea. Siri has faced criticism for failing to answer basic questions, leading Apple to rely on third-party AI integrations. Rockwell will report to software chief Craig Federighi, while Paul Meade will take over the Vision Products Group. The rollout of a more personalized Siri has also been delayed until next year.

Created at: March 20, 2025 7:30pm

Automakers Embrace Tesla Superchargers: A New Era for EV Charging

Automakers Embrace Tesla Superchargers: A New Era for EV Charging

A growing number of automakers are transitioning to Tesla's North American Charging Standard (NACS), following Ford's landmark deal in May 2023 that granted its EVs access to Tesla's Supercharger network. Brands including GM, Rivian, Honda, and Hyundai have since committed to adopting this standard, promising adapters for their customers. By early 2025, many EV owners will gain access to over 36,000 NACS ports across the U.S. and Canada. Despite some delays in adapter production, optimism rises as Tesla ramps up efforts to accommodate non-Tesla EVs.

Created at: March 20, 2025 7:00pm

Honda and Acura EV Owners to Access Tesla Superchargers Starting June

Honda and Acura EV Owners to Access Tesla Superchargers Starting June

Honda and Acura owners will soon be able to utilize Tesla's Supercharger network, beginning this June. The Honda Prologue and Acura ZDX electric vehicles will require CCS charging ports along with Honda-approved adapters available at dealerships. Notifications for adapter purchases will be sent via the HondaLink and Acura EV apps, which will also show Supercharger locations. This move follows Honda's 2023 agreement to adopt Tesla's North American Charging Standard (NACS) for future EV models. Other automakers like Ford and GM are already part of this network.

Created at: March 20, 2025 6:30pm

Gmail's AI Update: Emails Sorted by Relevance, Not Just Time

Gmail's AI Update: Emails Sorted by Relevance, Not Just Time

Google has announced a significant update to Gmail, introducing an AI-driven search feature that prioritizes email relevance over the traditional chronological order. This enhancement considers factors such as recency and user interactions to streamline email retrieval. Users can toggle between 'Most relevant' and 'Most recent' views, catering to personal preferences. This global rollout for personal accounts is expected to improve user efficiency in finding important emails. The update aims to strengthen Gmail's competitive edge against Apple's Mail app, which has also adopted similar functionalities recently.

Created at: March 20, 2025 6:00pm

Threads Enhances User Experience with New Features for Topic Engagement

Threads Enhances User Experience with New Features for Topic Engagement

Meta's social network Threads has introduced several new features to improve user engagement, including the ability to add up to 10 topics of interest to profiles. This allows users to discover related posts more easily. Additionally, Threads is enhancing its reply control features, permitting users to limit who can respond to their posts. A redesigned video player and personalized political content suggestions are also part of the update. These changes aim to make Threads more relevant and competitive with emerging platforms like Bluesky.

Created at: March 20, 2025 5:30pm

OpenAI Enhances its AI Models for Transcription and Voice Generation

OpenAI Enhances its AI Models for Transcription and Voice Generation

OpenAI has launched upgraded transcription and voice-generating AI models, aiming to improve user interaction through more nuanced speech and accurate transcriptions. These models, part of OpenAI's broader vision for automated systems, allow developers to customize voice outputs for various contexts. The new text-to-speech model is designed to deliver realistic and steerable speech, while the transcription models promise enhanced accuracy, particularly in diverse speech settings. However, OpenAI will not release these models for open use, citing their complexity and the need for careful deployment.

Created at: March 20, 2025 5:30pm

Anthropic's Claude Chatbot Now Integrates Web Search for Enhanced Responses

Anthropic's Claude Chatbot Now Integrates Web Search for Enhanced Responses

Anthropic has announced that its AI chatbot, Claude, now supports web search functionality, a feature previously unavailable. This new capability is currently in preview for paid users in the U.S., with plans for wider accessibility. Users can enable web search in the Claude web app, allowing the chatbot to retrieve and cite information from various sources, improving its response accuracy. Despite some inconsistencies in triggering for current events, Claude aims to provide more relevant and real-time insights comparable to competitors like ChatGPT and Google's Gemini. The enhancement raises concerns about potential misinformation from web sources.

Created at: March 20, 2025 5:30pm

Nvidia Partners with EPRI to Tackle AI-Driven Electrical Grid Challenges

Nvidia Partners with EPRI to Tackle AI-Driven Electrical Grid Challenges

Nvidia has teamed up with the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) to leverage AI in addressing electrical grid issues exacerbated by rising demand from AI technologies. The collaboration forms the Open Power AI Consortium, which includes major utilities and tech firms like Microsoft and Oracle. This initiative aims to develop open-source, domain-specific AI models to anticipate and resolve future power industry challenges. With electricity demand projected to rise significantly, the consortium will also explore strategies to maximize existing capacity, potentially unlocking an additional 76 GB of grid capacity in the U.S.

Created at: March 20, 2025 5:00pm

Bluesky Enhances Referral Tracking for Publishers

Bluesky Enhances Referral Tracking for Publishers

Bluesky, the open-source competitor to X, has implemented a new referral tracking system that benefits publishers. The platform now routes links through its 'go' subdomain, enabling publishers to identify traffic originating from Bluesky posts. This change addresses concerns raised by newsrooms regarding the correlation between engagement on Bluesky and actual website visits. Early reports indicate that publishers like The Boston Globe have seen significant increases in referral traffic compared to other platforms. Bluesky aims to attract more news outlets as it seeks to establish itself as a real-time news source.

Created at: March 20, 2025 5:00pm

Hackers Exploit Year-Old ServiceNow Vulnerabilities Targeting Unpatched Systems

Hackers Exploit Year-Old ServiceNow Vulnerabilities Targeting Unpatched Systems

Security researchers have raised alarms about a surge in cyberattacks exploiting three year-old vulnerabilities in ServiceNow. According to GreyNoise, these vulnerabilities, disclosed in May 2024 and patched in July 2024, have seen renewed activity, particularly against systems in Israel. The flaws can potentially allow attackers to gain full database access to sensitive employee information hosted on ServiceNow. While ServiceNow claims no customer impact has been observed, past threats have targeted various sectors, including private companies and government agencies. The resurgence highlights ongoing cybersecurity vulnerabilities in widely used platforms.

Created at: March 20, 2025 4:30pm

Airbyte Unveils New Connectors for Enhanced Data Management in AI Era

Airbyte Unveils New Connectors for Enhanced Data Management in AI Era

Airbyte has launched new connectors aimed at helping enterprises optimize their data usage while maintaining data sovereignty. The San Francisco startup announced capabilities for transferring unstructured data from platforms like Google Drive and compatibility with Apache Iceberg. This launch includes a connector bundle for major applications such as NetSuite and SAP. CEO Michel Tricot highlighted the importance of giving enterprises control over their data movement, emphasizing protection against third-party exposure. With over 7,000 enterprise customers, Airbyte continues to innovate in the data integration space.

Created at: March 20, 2025 4:00pm

Microsoft Expands Renewable Energy Footprint with 475 MW Solar Power Addition

Microsoft Expands Renewable Energy Footprint with 475 MW Solar Power Addition

Microsoft has announced a significant expansion of its renewable energy portfolio by adding 475 megawatts of solar power to support its data centers. This initiative follows a deal with energy provider AES for three solar projects located in Illinois, Michigan, and Missouri. With a growing demand for energy in AI technologies, Microsoft continues to prioritize solar energy due to its quick installation and cost-effectiveness. The company aims to address potential power shortages for future AI servers by investing in renewable resources, including a recent $9 billion renewable power coalition.

Created at: March 20, 2025 3:00pm

Meta AI Launches in EU with Limited Features Amid Privacy Concerns

Meta AI Launches in EU with Limited Features Amid Privacy Concerns

Meta has announced the launch of its AI-powered virtual assistant, Meta AI, across the European Union, albeit with a restricted feature set compared to the U.S. version. This rollout comes after a lengthy regulatory battle with EU privacy authorities, prompting Meta to avoid using local user data for AI training. The assistant will initially only support intelligent chat functions in six languages and will gradually become available in group chats. Meta's move aims to align with EU regulations, but challenges remain as the company faces ongoing scrutiny from regulators.

Created at: March 20, 2025 2:00pm

Adapty Launches FunnelFox: A Game Changer for App Revenue Management

Adapty Launches FunnelFox: A Game Changer for App Revenue Management

Adapty has unveiled FunnelFox, a web-based tool designed to help app developers earn revenue outside traditional app stores. This innovative platform allows users to create customer acquisition quizzes on websites, bypassing the 30% fees charged by Apple and Google. After testing with over 100 clients, Adapty reported a $20 million revenue boost, with many users doubling their earnings compared to in-app purchases. FunnelFox features AI-driven suggestions to enhance customer engagement and conversion rates. The startup, which serves over 10,000 apps, aims to integrate more AI capabilities in the future.

Created at: March 20, 2025 2:00pm

Nvidia Transforms Into 'AI Factory' Under Jensen Huang's Vision

Nvidia Transforms Into 'AI Factory' Under Jensen Huang's Vision

At the GTC conference in California, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang declared the company's transformation from a chip manufacturer to an 'AI infrastructure company.' He unveiled four new GPU architectures aimed at powering AI innovation through 2026. Nvidia's sales have surged, with 3.6 million Blackwell GPUs sold to major US cloud providers last year. Huang emphasized that their AI products directly enhance customer revenues. Despite challenges from tariffs due to the US-China trade tensions, Huang reassured stakeholders of Nvidia's adaptable supply chain.

Created at: March 20, 2025 11:30am

EU Green Lights Apple's Portless iPhone 17 Air, Focusing on Wireless Charging

EU Green Lights Apple's Portless iPhone 17 Air, Focusing on Wireless Charging

Apple's vision for a portless iPhone 17 Air, reliant on MagSafe and Qi wireless charging, has received approval from the European Union. Despite initial concerns about regulatory restrictions, the EU has confirmed that selling a portless model is permissible, provided Apple avoids proprietary charging methods. The shift to a portless design aligns with the EU's goal of reducing electronic waste and promoting uniform charging standards. As wireless charging technology improves, consumers may increasingly embrace this innovation, especially with the growing availability of compatible chargers in various locations.

Created at: March 20, 2025 11:30am

Telegram Surpasses 1 Billion Users; Durov Slams WhatsApp as 'Cheap Imitation'

Telegram Surpasses 1 Billion Users; Durov Slams WhatsApp as 'Cheap Imitation'

Telegram has reached a significant milestone with over one billion active users, while CEO Pavel Durov criticized WhatsApp, labeling it a 'cheap knockoff.' Durov claims WhatsApp has spent billions on lobbying to undermine Telegram's growth. Despite these challenges, Telegram reported a profit of $547 million in 2024. Durov's comments come after his return from a legal battle in France, where he faced serious allegations, which he vehemently denied. Telegram is also taking steps to address illegal content on its platform, partnering with the Internet Watch Foundation.

Created at: March 20, 2025 10:00am

Elon Musk Claims Tesla Vandalism is Part of a Conspiracy Against Him

Elon Musk Claims Tesla Vandalism is Part of a Conspiracy Against Him

Elon Musk recently condemned the vandalism incidents targeting Tesla vehicles, asserting they stem from a larger political conspiracy. Following a negative reception of the Cybertruck at Mardi Gras, Musk publicly denounced the anti-Tesla protests, which he links to his involvement with the Department of Government Efficiency. He speculates that these acts may be coordinated against him amid rising tensions. Environmental activists have also protested against Tesla’s designs, claiming safety hazards. Musk's comments highlight the growing anti-Tesla sentiment and its potential political undercurrents.

Created at: March 20, 2025 8:00am

Pruna AI Launches Open Source Optimization Framework for AI Models

Pruna AI Launches Open Source Optimization Framework for AI Models

Pruna AI, a startup from Europe, has announced the open-sourcing of its AI model optimization framework. This framework incorporates various efficiency techniques such as caching, pruning, and quantization to enhance AI model performance. The tool also evaluates the quality of compressed models to minimize loss. Unlike existing solutions, Pruna AI provides a comprehensive approach to combining multiple compression methods. Their focus is currently on image and video generation models, with existing users including Scenario and PhotoRoom. Pruna AI recently secured $6.5 million in seed funding to further its efforts.

Created at: March 20, 2025 8:00am

Google Messages Launches Remote Delete Feature to Combat Embarrassing Texts

Google Messages Launches Remote Delete Feature to Combat Embarrassing Texts

Google Messages has introduced a Remote Delete feature, enabling users to delete sent messages from one device while using another, provided both devices have the app and are logged into the same Google account. This feature allows users a 15-minute window to remove messages, which will be replaced by a 'Message deleted' placeholder in the chat. The update is part of the RCS Universal Profile 2.7 enhancement, and it aims to enhance user experience, especially as Google’s focus on generative AI grows. Additionally, Google Messages now supports a floating action button for easier AI interactions.

Created at: March 20, 2025 5:30am

Verizon Launches Satellite Texting for Galaxy S25 and Pixel 9 Users Stay Connected Even Without Signal

Verizon Launches Satellite Texting for Galaxy S25 and Pixel 9 Users
Stay Connected Even Without Signal

Verizon has introduced satellite texting, enabling users of the Samsung Galaxy S25 and Google Pixel 9 to send messages without a cellular signal. This innovative feature allows texts to be sent to any smartphone, even those not equipped for satellite communication. While Verizon claims to be the first U.S. carrier to offer this service, details on additional compatible devices are forthcoming. The rollout is underway, enhancing connectivity options for those in remote areas. This move follows similar advancements by other tech companies in satellite communication technologies.

Created at: March 20, 2025 4:00am