Apple Pursues Multiyear News Licensing for AI-Powered Siri - DTH
Summary
Apple negotiates usage-based AI licensing with publishers, while the White House authorizes private cyber operations against foreign criminals. Twitch’s default opt-in for AI training and Brazil’s suspension of Discord’s live streaming highlight regulatory tensions. Meanwhile, a critical Windows Defender zero-day is disclosed, Meta faces scrutiny over Australia’s age ban, and a supply chain attack compromises thousands of pipelines. Microsoft also consolidates its Copilot apps.
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Apple's usage-based AI licensing deals with news publishers
White House allows private firms to conduct offensive cyber ops
Twitch opts creators in by default for Amazon AI training
Anthropic integrates Cloud Cowork into Chrome extension
Brazil orders Discord to suspend live streaming over safety concerns
Zero-day vulnerability disclosed in Windows Defender
Meta removes 750k underage accounts amid Australia ban
LiteLLM supply chain attack exposes thousands of credentials
Microsoft consolidates Copilot apps into single unified app
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