Apple Reintroduces Redesigned Blood Oxygen Feature for Apple Watch After Legal Dispute
More than a year after an import ban forced Apple to strip blood oxygen monitoring from select U.S. Apple Watch models, the company is rolling out a redesigned version of the feature. The update, launching today, will be available for Apple Watch Series 9, Series 10, and Watch Ultra 2 users via a combined Apple
U.S. Government Explores Taking Stake in Intel to Boost Domestic Chip Production
The U.S. government is reportedly exploring the possibility of acquiring a stake in semiconductor titan Intel, in a move aimed at accelerating the company’s domestic manufacturing initiatives, including its long-delayed Ohio chip fabrication facility. According to Bloomberg, the potential investment would be structured to strengthen Intel’s U.S. operations, reflecting ongoing concerns about supply chain security
European AI Startup Lovable Sets Ambitious $1 Billion ARR Goal Within a Year
Lovable, a rising star in Europe’s AI landscape, has set its sights on reaching $1 billion in annual recurring revenue within the next 12 months, according to CEO Anton Osika. Speaking on Bloomberg TV, Osika highlighted the company’s rapid momentum, noting consistent monthly growth of at least $8 million in ARR. The startup has already
Meta Under Fire for AI Chatbot Policies That Raised Alarms Over Child Safety and Ethical Boundaries
Meta is confronting intense scrutiny following revelations that its AI chatbots were once allowed to engage in suggestive and romantic exchanges with minors. A 200-page internal document reviewed by Reuters detailed scenarios in which AI personas could conduct flirtatious conversations with children, triggering widespread concern among child protection advocates. While Meta acknowledged the document’s authenticity
Meta Faces Scrutiny Over Controversial AI Chatbot Guidelines and Child Safety Risks
Meta is under fire after internal documents revealed that the company once allowed its AI chatbots to engage in flirtatious and romantic conversations with minors. The 200-page document, reviewed by Reuters, outlined “acceptable” interactions between Meta’s AI personas and children, including highly suggestive dialogue, sparking alarm among child safety advocates. While Meta confirmed the document’s