Apple is offering a $2 million bug bounty for its most critical exploit chains, and Instagram Reels are coming soon to a TV set near you.
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Show Notes
- Meta Tells Its Metaverse Workers to Use AI to ‘Go 5X Faster’
- Apple Announces $2 Million Bug Bounty Reward for the Most Dangerous Exploits
- Apple to Move Health, Fitness Divisions to Services in Reorganization
- China issues port crackdown on all Nvidia AI chip imports, says report
- UK slaps Google Search with special market status, making way for stricter regulations
- Google says ‘likely over 100’ affected by Oracle-linked hacking campaign
- Instagram Is ‘Exploring’ a Dedicated TV App in Video Push
- Sora copycats flooded Apple’s App Store, and some still remain
- OpenAI video app Sora hits 1 million downloads faster than ChatGPT
- Copilot on Windows can now create Office documents and connect to Gmail
- You can now buy Microsoft’s Windows XP Crocs for $79.95
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) designated Google as having “strategic market status” in search, China’s State Administration of Market Regulation (SAMR) will investigate Qualcomm’s acquisition of Autotalks, and Bloomberg reports Instagram is exploring a dedicated TV app.
New York City files a lawsuit against Facebook, Google, Snapchat, and TikTok, alleging their platforms are fueling a youth mental health crisis. During OpenAI Dev Days keynote, CEO Sam Altman announced a few new products for ChatGPT users and developers. Discord says around 70,000 global users may have had their government ID photos, names, usernames, emails, the last four digits of credit cards, and IP addresses exposed. And Synology walks back its policy of forcing users of its Plus series of NASs to use Synology branded drives.