Twitch Introduces Opt-Out for Creators Against AI Training of Their Content
Twitch now offers creators a setting to block their streams and videos from being used to train Amazon’s AI, addressing concerns over content rights and consent.
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Genesis Unveils GV90, a Flagship Electric SUV with Luxurious Coach Doors and Heated Wood Floors
Genesis introduces the GV90, its first full-sized electric SUV featuring coach-style doors, a spacious three-row interior, and advanced luxury amenities rivaling Maybach models.
AI & Tech Regulation
Most FDA-Cleared Medical AI Devices Lack Evidence of Real-World Patient Benefit
Only a handful of AI-based medical devices authorized by the FDA have undergone trials proving they improve patient health, raising concerns over their practical impact and equity.
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Pocket’s AI Notetaker Reaches $100 Million Run Rate Amid Growing Market Competition
Eight months after launch, Pocket’s AI-powered notetaker has reached a projected $100 million annual run rate, driven by device sales and subscription revenues.
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Google Unveils New Blue Gradient Ring to Highlight AI Subscription Status
Google updates its Account avatar indicator with a blue gradient ring for AI subscribers, reflecting new paid tiers across Android and web platforms.
Energy & Climate
Pony AI Targets Deployment of 1,000 Autonomous Heavy-Duty Electric Trucks
Pony AI plans to roll out up to 1,000 fourth-generation autonomous electric heavy trucks over the next few years for freight and port logistics operations.
Energy & Climate
Hornbeck Offshore Partners with Deployable Energy for Maritime Nuclear Microreactors
Hornbeck Offshore and Deployable Energy form a strategic alliance to advance compact nuclear microreactors for marine vessels and offshore platforms, targeting cost and efficiency gains.
Energy & Climate
Key Metals Powering the Physical Infrastructure Behind the AI Boom
The AI revolution relies heavily on critical metals that support data centers, where copper, gallium, germanium, and rare earth elements play crucial roles in hardware and power systems.
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AI Handles Portions of Tasks but Entry-Level Hiring Faces Shifts in New York
AI currently assists workers with roughly one-fifth of their job tasks, yet its growing role is reshaping entry-level hiring and workforce demands in New York.
Energy & Climate
Drive Electric Alabama Hosts Six Events to Showcase Electric Vehicles Statewide
Alabama residents can explore a range of electric vehicles at six upcoming events, featuring firsthand insights from EV owners and opportunities to learn about charging, costs, and performance.