Pinterest rolls out new detection tools and user controls to combat the flood of AI-generated content overwhelming its platform, introducing labels for AI-modified images and a 'see fewer' option that lets users reduce artificial pins in beauty and art categories after widespread complaints about declining content quality.
Meta holds LlamaCon, unveils consumer AI app and Llama API, challenging OpenAI with open AI models like DeepSeek and Qwen in bid to expand adoption.
The Gemini app is revolutionizing image editing by integrating AI technology, enabling users to seamlessly modify backgrounds, replace objects, and enhance both uploaded and AI-generated images, unleashing a new era of creative possibilities across most countries and languages.
Ola Electric's meteoric rise in India's electric scooter market stumbled due to safety woes, customer complaints, declining sales, and potential mismanagement, including founder Bhavish Aggarwal's micromanaging and berating employees, eroding customer trust and allowing competitors to gain ground.
As AI reshapes social media with predictive algorithms and synthetic content, the iconic like button faces obsolescence, raising concerns about authenticity in a future where real and AI-generated interactions seamlessly blend.
Snap's revenue exceeded projections, but the company's shares plummeted after it refrained from providing guidance, citing potential advertising demand constraints amid economic uncertainties, leaving investors uncertain about its future prospects.
Hugging Face, a leading AI company, unveils the affordable 3D-printed SO-101 robotic arm for $100, featuring faster assembly and improved motors, while expanding its robotics lineup with acquisitions and a new humanoid robot, Reachy 2.
As credit card debt soars, lower-income earners tighten their belts on spending while wealthy consumers splurge on luxuries like dining and travel, reflecting a widening economic divide.
Major tech companies like Facebook, Google, Apple, Twitter, Amazon, and Microsoft amass vast troves of personal data from users, including contact details, location, browsing history, interests, and even sensitive information like work, income, race, religion, and political views, raising significant privacy worries.
Perplexity CEO reveals the company's new Comet browser will track users' entire online activity to create detailed profiles for selling hyper-personalized ads, launching in May alongside partnerships with Motorola and potential Samsung deals to challenge Google's dominance.