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  • Editorial illustration about Meta’s teen-safety settlement affecting Instagram and Facebook

    Meta’s $17.1 Billion Teen-Safety Settlement: What Changes on Instagram and Facebook

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    Meta’s proposed settlement would make a two hour combined daily limit, midnight to 6 a.m.

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  • Editorial illustration of a humanoid robot representing OpenAI’s move into robotics hardware

    OpenAI’s Humanoid Robot Plan: What Its Hardware Hiring Signals

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    OpenAI has confirmed it will build humanoid robots, while also pursuing other robot forms.

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  • Editorial illustration of Uber drivers and algorithmic pricing in Europe

    Why 240,000 Uber Drivers Are Suing Over Algorithmic Pay in Amsterdam

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    Around 240,000 Uber drivers in seven European countries are challenging Uber’s dynamic pay system in Amsterdam, alleging it uses automated profiling to set personalised trip offers and suppress earnings.

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  • Editorial illustration of bitcoin and gold representing the debasement trade

    Bitcoin and Gold Are Moving Together Again. Is the Debasement Trade Back?

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    Bitcoin’s 90 day correlation with gold rose above 50% from near zero at the start of 2026 as U.S.

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  • Editorial illustration representing Apple app tracking and competition concerns

    Apple Faces £2bn UK Claim Over App Tracking Transparency Rules

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    A proposed £2 billion UK collective claim says Apple’s App Tracking Transparency made third party apps clear a stricter consent hurdle for cross app advertising than Apple did.

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  • Editorial illustration of workplace AI use, performance metrics, and token tracking

    Why Meta Stopped Grading Employees on AI Use After Tokenmaxxing

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    Meta reportedly stopped tying reviews to AI usage and “AI Native” status because token counts rewarded consumption—not better results—and contributed to costly, gameable “tokenmaxxing.” Reviews are now inten...

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  • Editorial illustration of IBM Nighthawk r2 quantum processor throughput and qubit reset

    How IBM Nighthawk r2 Reaches 100,000 Quantum Circuits per Second

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    IBM says Nighthawk r2, available as ibm phoenix, can exceed 100,000 circuits per second—up to 25× Heron’s throughput—because dedicated per qubit reset hardware cuts the default repetition delay from 250 µs t...

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  • Editorial visualization of a fruit fly nervous system connectome and neural connections

    How Scientists Mapped Every Neuron in a Male Fruit Fly’s Central Nervous System

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    Researchers mapped 166,691 fully proofread neurons across one adult male fruit fly’s brain and ventral nerve cord, identifying 11,691 cell types.

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  • How has Meta’s up to $17.1 billion settlement with 47 U.S. states, the District of Columbia, and territories over alleged harms to children

    How has Meta’s up to $17.1 billion settlement with 47 U.S. states, the District of Columbia, and territories over alleged harms to children

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    The settlement turns Meta’s teen protections from largely voluntary product settings into nationwide, court enforceable defaults.

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  • Editorial illustration of server memory and CXL-connected infrastructure

    How Meta Is Turning Retired DDR4 Into AI Server Memory With CXL

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    Meta’s Vistara system puts DDR4 recovered from retired servers behind a CXL memory expander rather than in DDR5 slots.

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  • Editorial illustration of Apple stock and an upcoming iPhone launch

    Can Apple Stock Keep Rising? The September 9 Launch Is the Key Test

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    Apple can keep outperforming, but at $324.96 the case depends on September 9 proving that premium iPhone demand and margins can hold up.

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  • How is Apple’s App Tracking Transparency framework alleged to have unfairly disadvantaged UK app developers by requiring them to obtain expl

    How is Apple’s App Tracking Transparency framework alleged to have unfairly disadvantaged UK app developers by requiring them to obtain expl

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    The claim alleges that Apple used a privacy rule to disadvantage advertising dependent rival apps while preserving an advantage for its own advertising services.

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