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Google to Modify AI Overviews at Request of UK RegulatorsArtificial intelligence

Google to Modify AI Overviews at Request of UK Regulators

The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has mandated Google to overhaul its AI Overviews feature in search. Regulators require more prominent source links and an opt-out mechanism for publishers to exclude their content from AI-generated responses. The decision follows Google’s claim that users prefer fewer source links, which regulators deemed insufficient. These changes will impact UK users, with potential global implications as digital competition rules evolve.

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How a Japanese Cosmetics Brand Boosted Sales 10x Through a Fan CommunityBusiness

How a Japanese Cosmetics Brand Boosted Sales 10x Through a Fan Community

Saishunkan Seiyaku, the company behind the cosmetics brand Domo Horn Linkle, significantly increased sales and customer reviews by creating a private fan community. This case illustrates how technology and strategic audience engagement can transform business performance, even in traditional industries. The approach highlights the potential of digital tools to enhance customer loyalty and gather valuable insights.

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Users Value AI Accuracy Over Functionality and IntegrationsArtificial intelligence

Users Value AI Accuracy Over Functionality and Integrations

Most artificial intelligence users prioritize accuracy and response quality over expanded features or integrations, according to a survey by Android Authority. Conducted among over 2,000 respondents, the poll found that 53% consider the reliability and relevance of generated responses the top priority. In contrast, integrations with other services and streamlined workflows were deemed important by only a minority of participants.

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Uber Deploys Fleet of 500 Cars to Collect Data for Autonomous TaxisArtificial intelligence

Uber Deploys Fleet of 500 Cars to Collect Data for Autonomous Taxis

Uber has announced plans to roll out 500 Hyundai Ioniq 5 vehicles equipped with advanced sensors to collect real-world driving data. These cars will be part of the new AV Labs initiative, aimed at creating a geographically diverse dataset for autonomous vehicle developers. The fleet is expected to gather up to 2 million miles of data monthly, accelerating the development of self-driving taxi technologies.

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70% of SMEs Confident in Cybersecurity, But Gaps RemainSecurity

70% of SMEs Confident in Cybersecurity, But Gaps Remain

According to an ESET study, around 70% of small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) express confidence in their ability to withstand cyberattacks. However, the survey also uncovered significant gaps in basic security measures, particularly amid rising threats tied to artificial intelligence. Phishing campaigns remain the primary attack vector, with companies relying on employee training and cyber insurance to mitigate risks.

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xAI Demands Disclosure of Plaintiffs' Identities in Grok Deepfake CaseArtificial intelligence

xAI Demands Disclosure of Plaintiffs' Identities in Grok Deepfake Case

xAI, owned by Elon Musk, has filed a motion in court demanding the disclosure of the real identities of four users who anonymously sued the company. The plaintiffs accuse the platform of generating deepfake images featuring them using the Grok model. They now face a choice: reveal their identities or withdraw from the legal proceedings. This case highlights the ongoing tension between user privacy and the need for transparency in judicial processes, particularly in disputes involving artificial intelligence technologies.

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Virtual Power Plants to Power Google Data CentersBusiness

Virtual Power Plants to Power Google Data Centers

Google has launched a pilot project using virtual power plants (VPPs) to energize its data centers. Partnering with Voltus, the initiative aggregates distributed energy resources—such as EV chargers and smart thermostats—into a unified network capable of redistributing load during peak demand. Participants earn rewards for contributing, while Google covers technology deployment costs. The project aims to reduce reliance on traditional grids and optimize resource consumption amid surging demand for computational power.

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Amazon Employees Demand Limits on Data Center ConstructionBusiness

Amazon Employees Demand Limits on Data Center Construction

A group of Amazon employees has made history as the first within a major tech company to publicly demand restrictions on data center construction. During city council meetings, they highlighted the need for regulation due to the environmental and community impacts of such projects. This initiative responds to the rapid expansion of data centers, which consume vast resources and strain local infrastructure. The move signals growing concern over the sustainability of tech infrastructure.

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CISA Warns of Attacks on Android and Linux VulnerabilitiesSecurity

CISA Warns of Attacks on Android and Linux Vulnerabilities

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued a warning about cybercriminals actively exploiting critical vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel and Android operating system. These flaws allow hackers to gain unauthorized access to systems, posing significant risks to corporate and personal devices. Experts urge immediate installation of security updates to prevent potential attacks.

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Google Releases Local Multimodal Gemma 4 12B Model for BusinessArtificial intelligence

Google Releases Local Multimodal Gemma 4 12B Model for Business

Google has released a new version of its open-source AI model, Gemma 4 12B, capable of processing audio and video offline. Optimized for standard enterprise laptops with 16GB RAM, the model handles multimodal tasks without cloud dependency, making it ideal for businesses prioritizing data privacy and operational autonomy. Its innovative architecture eliminates the need for separate encoders, reducing resource demands and accelerating data processing.

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Leica Unveils Affordable 4K Laser Projector Cine Compact 1Hardware

Leica Unveils Affordable 4K Laser Projector Cine Compact 1

Leica has announced the Cine Compact 1, a new portable 4K laser projector featuring RGB laser technology. Positioned as a more affordable alternative to the flagship Cine Play 1, it retains premium features while offering enhanced accessibility. Sales begin on June 18 for 144 757 ₽ across the US, Canada, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and select Asian markets.

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Nvidia Unveils Humanoid Robot with Chinese 'Body' and American 'Brain'Hardware

Nvidia Unveils Humanoid Robot with Chinese 'Body' and American 'Brain'

Nvidia has announced a new humanoid robot that integrates advanced technologies from the US and China. According to Spencer Huang, Nvidia’s robotics lead, the 180cm-tall device results from combining American artificial intelligence algorithms with Chinese hardware solutions. The project highlights the growing importance of international collaboration in robotics development.

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