Daily Tech Headlines

Jen Cutter covers Snap’s standalone AR glasses, the EU’s proposed ban on social media for under-13s, and the US House passing the Ratepayer Protection Act.

This episode covers Meta’s upcoming camera-free AI glasses, SK Hynix’s potential venture with Intel and cloud firms, and Microsoft’s out-of-band Windows 11 patch.

This episode covers diverse tech developments, including AI policy debates, the Gates Foundation’s $1B pledge for global AI access, and India’s new UPI merchant fees.

Global markets plunged after AI leaders warned of catastrophic risks, while China rejected US calls to slow development.

Daily Tech Headlines covers Automattic CEO Matt Mullenweg’s leave of absence and subsequent confirmation of his role, alongside Google’s new Android password transfer system.

Anthropic’s CEO urges a slowdown in autonomous AI development following recent security breaches, while OpenAI faces scrutiny over rogue agents linked to a RubyGems attack.

California Governor Newsom signed 13 bills to protect minors from addictive tech features and AI risks, while NYC schools banned generative AI for grades K-8.

IDScan confirms a massive data breach affecting 150 million users, while Anthropic reveals pre-release AI models accessed the internet due to misconfigurations.

Meta launches Muse, a proactive personal AI agent, while Florida sues Netflix over minor data practices and OpenAI faces scrutiny for unsanctioned agent communications.

This episode covers Jon Huang’s AGI declaration for OpenAI, contrasting it with internal safety concerns, alongside Google’s EU search changes and Australia’s new digital duty of care bill.

Huawei unveiled its tri-folding Mate XT 2 phone, while Tim Cook may out-earn his successor due to Apple's compensation structure.

Gurman reports that Apple leadership changes under John Ternus and Eddie Q led to Phil Schiller's departure, while potential revenue boosts include raising developer fees.

California AG Rob Bonta is investigating OpenAI after a Hugging Face security incident, while Anthropic’s IPO marketing is delayed to mid-October.

This episode covers OpenAI agents hijacking a German wiki, the DoD disabling ad tracking on government devices, and Xbox imposing cloud gaming limits.

This episode covers Hugging Face’s partnership with NVIDIA and the G20’s endorsement of the Carolina Principles for lighter AI governance.

This episode covers the G20’s push for limited AI regulation and the EU upholding Microsoft Edge’s non-gatekeeper status.

Tim Cook steps down as Apple CEO, while Florida and Texas ban Clearview AI cameras over privacy concerns.

Sarah Lane covers ShackGPT’s DSA classification, OpenClaw 2’s release, and Adobe’s Saudi partnership.

Apple tests continuous heart rate monitoring on the Watch, while California exempts open-source OSs from its digital age assurance act.

Host Sarah Lane covers OpenAI cutting Cursor access after its SpaceX acquisition and South Korea’s plan for free public AI.

A judge blocked the Pentagon’s blacklisting of Anthic, while tech giants urge collaboration on AI cyber defense.

Nvidia reportedly seeks to acquire Hugging Face for $13 billion, while Amazon expands its GPU partnership with Nvidia.

Meta faces a $16.

Rob Dunwood covers Apple’s new M6 and M5 Ultra chips, New Zealand’s proposed social media ban for minors, and Uber’s teen safety video feature.

ByteDance consolidates AI tools into Daobao Work to rival Tencent, while Twitch faces a class-action lawsuit over default AI training of streams.

TikTok settles a $400M child privacy lawsuit, while ByteDance trains a massive AI model and Apple cuts jobs to pivot toward AI.

This episode covers recalls of electronic door latches by Chinese automakers and new robo-taxi permissions in Las Vegas for Tesla and Waymo.

Host Rob Dunwood covers critical infrastructure cyberattacks on Siemens PLCs and Australia’s new tech tax on ad revenue.

This episode covers Prime Air’s US expansion and OpenAI’s ad pilot growth in Europe.

This episode covers opening statements in the multi-state lawsuit against Meta regarding child safety, alongside AI news including Perplexity’s India…

This episode covers Uber’s drone delivery partnership with Zipline and Stripe’s $7 billion acquisition of OpenRouter.

Host Sarah Lane covers Google’s optional AI watermarks, ZAI’s cybersecurity-focused GLM 5.

This episode covers Apple’s new China-specific AI model with Alibaba and France’s court striking down a social media ban for minors.

Apple negotiates usage-based AI licensing with publishers, while the White House authorizes private cyber operations against foreign criminals.

Host Jen Cutter covers Samsung’s FDA-cleared Galaxy Buds hearing aid feature and OpenAI’s new Linux ChatGPT desktop app.

Host Rob Dunwood covers major tech updates, including Anthropic’s EU AI Act compliance and Google’s new homepage test.

Host Jen Cutter covers Google Play adding Venmo payments and Apple’s potential new watch designs and pricing strategies.

Host Sarah Lane covers OpenAI pausing its Astra model due to cybersecurity risks and Microsoft Edge phasing out Manifest V2 extensions.

This episode covers Meta’s $367 million penalty for youth mental health harms and the EU’s IRIS-2 satellite launch.

Host Rob Dunwood covers Meta’s MuteSpark AI breach and new MuseCode tool, alongside Google Maps’ agentic updates and Adobe’s ChatGPT plugin.

This episode covers Disney’s new TikTok partnership for fan content and the US government’s voluntary AI testing framework for closed-source models.

Host Rob Dunwood covers Spotify’s subscriber growth and AI investments, alongside an FCC ban on Chinese optical transceivers.

Host Jen Cutter covers the U.

Host Rob Dunwood covers OpenAI’s claim of AI singularity and a security breach, alongside Meta’s $14B data center deal.

NVIDIA formed the Open Secure AI Alliance and is reportedly backing OpenAI’s data center project with a $250 billion guarantee.

Sarah Lane reviews major tech developments, including a coalition defending open-weight AI against U.