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The Tech World is on Fire (Literally)
In a shocking turn of events, Jensen Huang and Mark Zuckerberg had a fireside chat at SIGGRAPH 2024 that was less about AI and more about swapping jackets and dropping F-bombs. Meanwhile, a group of researchers discovered that popular dating apps like Bumble and Hinge were allowing stalkers to track users within 2 meters of their location. How’s that for a recipe for disaster?
Intel’s Layoff Bonanza
In a move that’s got everyone talking, Intel announced a whopping 15,000 layoffs. That’s right, folks, 15,000 people are getting pink-slipped. And let’s not forget the CEO’s parting shot: "The rest of the year is going to be tougher than previously expected." What does that even mean? Can someone please explain to us why we’re still living in a world where companies can just gut their workforce without a second thought?
Crypto Scandal Alert
The SEC charged BitClout founder Nader Al-Naji with fraud and unregistered offering of securities. Yeah, because using a pseudonymous identity to avoid regulatory scrutiny is totally a thing. But hey, at least the guy’s got a sweet new watch. The real question is, who’s next?
Meta’s Shady Settlement
Meta just settled a lawsuit with the Texas Attorney General for a whopping $1.4 billion. What did they do? Allegedly used facial recognition software without users’ consent. And the worst part? They’re still keeping the details of the settlement under wraps. Yeah, because transparency is so overrated.
The Dark Side of Apple Intelligence
Apple is finally rolling out its highly anticipated Apple Intelligence features, but at what cost? Reports are emerging that the technology can be used to track users’ locations and even spy on them. Because, you know, that’s exactly what we need – another way for Big Brother to keep tabs on us.
The AI Companion Nightmare
Friend, a wearable AI device, is being marketed as a companion to combat loneliness. But let’s be real, it’s just a fancy walking-talking AI that’s going to make us all feel like we’re living in a sci-fi movie. And what’s the point of having a conversation with an AI when you could be talking to a real human being? We’re just not buying it.
The Doomscrolling Epidemic
A recent study links doomscrolling to existential anxiety, despair, distrust, and suspicion of others. Yeah, because scrolling through Twitter all day isn’t already driving us all crazy. It’s time to take a step back and ask ourselves: what’s the point of all this?
Canva’s Generative AI Acquisition
Canva acquired generative AI content and research startup Leonardo.ai. Because, you know, the world wasn’t already saturated with AI-powered content. But hey, at least the company is trying to diversify its offerings. Maybe they’ll even use Leonardo.ai to generate some actual meaningful content for a change.
The Frenemy Era of AI
OpenAI and Microsoft are getting cozy. Microsoft is investing in OpenAI, and OpenAI is using Microsoft’s models. Because, you know, nothing says "innovation" like two companies colluding to create the next big thing. We’re just waiting for the moment when they decide to merge and become the ultimate AI overlords.
Motorola Razr Flip Phones: The Comeback Kid
The Motorola Razr flip phone is back, and it’s better than ever. Or so we’re told. But let’s be real, who needs a flip phone when you have a smartphone that can do everything except make decent coffee? We’re just not convinced that this is the comeback the world needs.
Wiz’s Bold Move
Wiz walked away from a $23 billion acquisition offer from Google. Because, you know, $23 billion isn’t worth selling out to the biggest tech company in the world. Or is it? We’re just not sure what to make of this bold move, but we’re sure it’ll be the subject of many a tech blog post in the coming weeks.
The AI Companion Conundrum
Heeyo wants to build an AI chatbot for kids. Because, you know, that’s exactly what we need – more AI in our lives. But let’s be real, this is just a recipe for disaster. I mean, what’s to stop an AI chatbot from getting hacked and used to control our minds? We’re just not convinced that this is a good idea, but hey, at least they’re trying to do something new and innovative. Maybe.
Author: Kayitsi.com
