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Google and Samsung are shooting themselves in the feet with their foldable phones

The latest crop of foldable smartphones are technological wonders that most people will never buy.

Fortune

Apple, Goldman Sachs, Samsung, and 10 others clamp down on ChatGPT at work

While ChatGPT can boost productivity, employers like Apple, Goldman Sachs, and Bank of America worry about privacy risks if employees use the chatbot at work.

Fortune

Matter 1.1 post-release update improves support battery-powered devices

The CSA details the Matter 1.1 post-release update as it refines the user and developer experience.

Android Central

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Meta is developing its own AI chip - here's hoping it goes better than the Metaverse

Meta will be making their own AI chips - though we won't see them in action for quite some time.

TechRadar

Sorry Bing, Samsung is sticking with Google

Samsung was reportedly looking at switching its default search engine from Google to Bing, but the phone maker has decided to stick with Google.

Windows Central

Apple Restricts Employee Use of ChatGPT and AI Tools, Report Claims

Apple seems to be restricting its developers and engineers from getting AI assistance. Meanwhile it is developing its own LLM.

Tom’s Hardware

How to enable the 90Hz display on the Pixel 7a

The Pixel 7a might have an ultra-smooth 90Hz display but it doesn't ship with the feature enabled. Here's how to change that.

Android Central

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Section 230 Is Safe (for Now) After Supreme Court Rules on Google and Twitter Terrorism Cases

Plus: A new lawsuit in Montana over the state's TikTok ban, the economic realities of online content creation, the rights of private companies, and more...

Reason

Google is exploring flip-style foldables in addition to Pixel Fold

Google's first foldable phone is a book-style design in the Pixel Fold, but it's open to flip-style devices as well.

Tom’s Guide

Google's Pixel Buds Pro may pick up one of the Pixel 7's best calling features

The Pixel Buds Pro appear to be getting a nifty feature for improving voice quality during calls.

Android Central

Mark Cuban has a theory on Elon Musk’s Twitter vision

The Dallas Mavericks owner predicts Musk could be keen on using Twitter's firehose of data to train his own advanced A.I. chatbot.

Fortune

Matter update 1.1 does... not very much

Matter 1.1 update launches with bug fixes, and not much else.

iMore

Memorial Day phone deals 2023: the best early offers available now

Memorial Day is May 29th, but you can already save big on some of our favorite devices with these stellar deals.

Android Central

GM nixed Apple CarPlay, Android Auto. Here's why

General Motors Co.’s controversial decision to ditch two popular phone projection systems from its future electric vehicles could be risky, but the company insists the move will pay off by giving consumers a more vehicle-embedded infotainment experience.

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Evening Standard

OPINION - We need a muscular BBC to fight the coming tide of AI disinformation

There will be exhausted but happy BBC executives this week delighted at how deftly they handled its coverage of Eurovision and the Coronation. Both events showed BBC creativity at its peak. There is, however, an arm of the broadcaster which is far less celebrated: the World Service. It has often…

The Independent UK

Google succeeds in bid to throw out medical records claim

The software giant and its artificial intelligence arm DeepMind was facing legal action over the transfer of patient data by an NHS trust.

TechRadar

Google Chrome is turning off third-party cookies for some users - but it probably won't be you

Third-party cookies are being deprecated for 1% of global Chrome users next year for testing purposes.

Google Pixel 8 Pro is getting a quirky feature upgrade, according to this leak

It could be a useful feature, but it might have been more beneficial three years ago

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The HTC U23 Pro could be a better buy than the Pixel 7a

HTC may not be the Android king any more, but its latest phone is an interesting rival to Google's budget phone

Tom’s Guide

Apple bans employees from using ChatGPT — here's why

Apple has put a stop to employees using ChatGPT and other AI tools over fears leaks of their own AI projects could occur.

Google Maps' new feature is a game-changer – here's 3 things I can't wait for

Immersive View for Routes will change the way you travel – but the underlying tech could change a whole lot more

Birmingham Post

The Sunday Times Rich List 2023: The five wealthiest people in Wales

Five Welsh billionaires have been named on this year's Rich List

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Can today’s AI truly learn on its own? Not likely

One of the boldest, most breathless claims being made about artificial intelligence tools is that they have “emergent properties” — impressive abilities gained by these programs that they were supposedly never trained to possess. “60 Minutes,” for example, reported credulously that a Google program taught itself to speak Bengali, while…

Wales Online

The Sunday Times rich list 2023: The five richest people in Wales

There are five Welsh billionaires named on the list of UK billionaires this year

Evening Standard

Tech giants should help pay for 5G, say Europe’s mobile operators

Consumers will have to pay a lot more for 5G and broadband internet if companies like Meta, Apple, and Microsoft don’t contribute

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