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OpenAI Says Bye Disney, Hello Business – DTNS 5233

Daily Tech News Show/ Shows / March 25th, 2026

Plus, making supercapacitors from Bourbon leftovers.

Starring Tom Merritt, Sarah Lane, and Andy Beach.

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OpenAI Discontinues Video-Generating App Sora – DTH

Daily Tech News Show/ Shows / March 25th, 2026

DTH-6-150x150 OpenAI discontinues video-generating app Sora, UK iPhone users are required to verify their age with the new iOS update, and Apple will allow ads in Apple Maps this summer.

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On Tuesday, OpenAI announced on X it would discontinue the generative video app Sora. The statement does not provide a timeline for the closure of the app and API, and the company will share details on those and how users should preserve work “soon”. Three months ago OpenAI signed a three-year licensing agreement with Disney, which would have enabled app users to generate video with over 200 Disney characters. Disney has terminated the partnership, including plans to stake $1 billion in OpenAI. A Disney rep told Variety, “we respect OpenAI’s decision to exit the video generation business and to shift its priorities elsewhere […] and we will continue to engage with AI platforms to find new ways to meet fans where they are while responsibly embracing new technologies that respect IP and the rights of creators.”

Source: Variety

Following the iOS update 26.4, pushed on Wednesday, iPhone users in the UK will be prompted to verify their age. Options include using a credit card stored in the digital wallet and providing a photo of a driver’s license or passport. It is also possible for Apple to confirm a user is over 18 years old using the length of time a digital account has been active. Those choosing not to verify or are unable to prove they are 18+ face web browsing restrictions and “communication safety” checks in messages and FaceTime calls, aiming to detect nude images and videos. Though app stores and mobile operating systems are not currently covered by the UK’s Online Safety Act (OSA), Ofcom says implementation of the age check is “a real win for children and families”. Apple did not respond to Ars Technica’s request for comment.

Source: Ars Technica

On Wednesday, the US Supreme Court released a unanimous opinion that a major ISP cannot be held liable for piracy of thousands of songs. Justice Clarence Thomas noted a provider would only be liable in select circumstances, like if a service was actively encouraging infringement. In 2018 music labels sued Cox Communications for failing to cut off subscribers flagged for illegal downloading, asking for Cox to be legally responsible, thereby owing over a billion dollars in damages. In 2019 a jury found Cox liable and awarded Sony the $1 billion in damages. The company’s appeal failed as the US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit upheld the finding. A new trial vacated the damages, saying Cox did not profit from subscribers downloading and distributing copyrighted songs.

Source: The New York Times

On Tuesday a New Mexico jury ordered Meta to pay $375 million in civil penalties, finding the company misled users about platform safety and enabled harms including child sexual exploitation (CSAM). The lawsuit was filed in December 2023 following a two-year Guardian investigation into child sex trafficking on Facebook and Instagram; the report then cited repeatedly in the complaint. Meta was ordered to pay the maximum penalty under New Mexico’s consumer protection laws, $5,000 per violation, leading to the $375 million total. Meta will appeal the ruling.

Source: The Guardian

On Tuesday, Baltimore’s mayor and city council filed sued against xAI, alleging the Grok chatbot violates consumer protections laws with the generation of non-consensual sexualized images. The suit argues Grok was deceptively marketed by xAI as a general purpose AI assistant and failed to disclose risks, limitations, and exposure to harm on the platform. The suit claims jurisdiction as xAI advertises and operates within the city. xAI has yet to comment.

Source: Engadget

Beginning summer 2026, Apple will allow ads within Apple Maps, starting in the US and Canada. Ads will be available to businesses with a physical location and business listing on Apple Maps. Only one ad will be shown in Maps search results, clearly marked as an ad, and show a blue halo around the map pin. Apple says the ads will maintain user privacy by not associating ad interactions with the user’s account and isn’t shared with third-parties. As previously reported by Bloomberg, ad placement will operate with an auction-based bidding system. Google Maps included ads in the app since 2008.

Source: TechCrunch

Epic CEO Tim Sweeney laid off over a thousand staff on Tuesday, citing a downturn in active players in Fortnite, while also saying this move is not related to AI. In a blog post Sweeney said the layoff, combined with cost-savings in marketing, contracting, and closing some open roles, will save over $500 million dollars. Fortnite will also remove the Rocket Racing, Ballistic, and Festival Battle Stage modes. Earlier in March Epic raised the price of V-Bucks, claiming it was necessary to “help pay the bills”.

Source: Kotaku

The FCC bans new foreign made routers in the US – DTNS 5232

Daily Tech News Show/ Shows / March 24th, 2026

Anthropic Claude Code can now control the computer in claw-like fashion, and Apple Maps is about to get sponsored results inside its maps.

Starring Jason Howell and Tom Merritt.

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FCC Updates Covered List to Include Foreign-Made Consumer Routers
FCC Bans Sale of New Foreign-Made Wi-Fi Routers Discussion
FCC Bans Import of Foreign-Made Consumer Routers Over Security Risks
US Bans New Foreign-Made Network Routers
FCC Bans Foreign-Made Routers Citing Security Risks
FCC Bans Sale of New Wi-Fi Router Models Made Outside US
Exploit Kit Leak Discussion on DTNS Subreddit
Exploit Kit Leaked That Can Hack Millions of iPhones
Android Automotive OS Overview
Android Auto Connection Issues Persist for Some Users
Apple Maps Ads Discussion
Apple Debuts Ads in Maps Business Service
Claude Code and Cowork Can Now Control Your Computer
Claude Can Now Control Your Computer to Perform Tasks
Apple Announces WWDC 2026 Dates and AI Focus
Nintendo Cuts Switch 2 Output by Over 30%
Epic Games Cuts About 1,000 Jobs
AWS Bahrain Disruption Linked to Drone Activity
Russia Launches First Internet Satellites as SpaceX Rival
Ayaneo Gaming Handheld Features Upgradeable RAM
Ultrahuman Opens US Preorders for Ring Pro
Spotify’s SongDNA Explains the Music You’re Listening To

FCC Bans Most Foreign Routers Citing National Security Risk – DTH

Daily Tech News Show/ Shows / March 24th, 2026

DTH-6-150x150 Anthropic Rolls Out Autonomous Research Preview for Claude Desktop App Users, Nintendo Cuts Switch 2 Q1 Production by 2 Million Units Following Soft Holiday Sales, and TikTok Expands Ad Formats with “Disruptive” Options.

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FCC Targets Foreign-Made Routers

The FCC has classified most foreign-made consumer routers as a national security risk, adding models to the Covered List and banning future US sales. Previously approved models can receive updates until March 1, 2027. This move supports a 2025 White House objective to reduce reliance on foreign powers for core components. Companies can pursue conditional approval by committing to partial US manufacturing. This regulation is anticipated to cause confusion, legal disputes, and delays in new router models, impacting both foreign and US brands that rely on Asian manufacturing.

Anthropic Tests Autonomous AI Tools

Anthropic has released an autonomous research preview for the Code and Cowork AI tools in the macOS Claude desktop app for Pro and Max subscribers. This feature allows Claude, powered by the Claude 3.5 Sonnet model, to autonomously perform complex tasks on the user’s computer, such as opening files and browsing the web, after receiving explicit user permission. The feature requires pairing the desktop and mobile apps, and although Anthropic notes it is currently slow, they released it early to gather feedback.

Nintendo Cuts Switch 2 Production

Nintendo is reducing its Q1 2026 production of the new $450 Switch 2 console from 6 million to 4 million units due to lower-than-expected holiday demand, particularly in the US. Analysts attribute the soft sales and resulting drop in company shares to a weak software lineup during its crucial first holiday season. The production cut is driven by consumer demand, not chip costs, and is not expected to impact the projected 20 million units sold for the fiscal year, though the long-term impact of the surprise hit Pokémon Pokopia is still being evaluated.

TikTok Expands Disruptive Ad Formats

TikTok has introduced several new, disruptive advertising formats, including “Logo Takeover,” “Prime Time,” and “Top Reach,” designed for maximum impact. The platform is also expanding its Pulse ad suite with “Pulse Mentions” and “Pulse Tastemakers.” Despite the potential intrusiveness of these formats, a company VP defends them by saying that brands are “joining the conversation” as the ads are integrated into the existing content stream.

VMware Users Plan Exit Amid Broadcom Changes

A Virtified survey shows 50% of VMware users plan to reduce reliance by 2028, citing Broadcom’s costly, mandatory VCF 9 bundle. Despite migrations, Broadcom may limit discounts to retain customers. The October 2027 end-of-support for VMware 8.x is expected to push reluctant users into VCF 9 compliance. Broadcom is banking on migration difficulty to drive upgrades. Remaining users may gain from greater density, lower license costs, and unified engineering, but some cannot migrate due to a lack of alternatives or low risk tolerance.

SK Hynix Places Massive EUV Order

SK Hynix has placed a record-breaking $7.97 billion order with ASML for approximately 30 Extreme Ultraviolet (EUV) lithography tools, scheduled for delivery by the end of 2027. This crucial equipment will be used to mass-produce advanced chips, including high bandwidth memory (HBM) for AI, at its new Yongin (opening Feb 2027) and M15X Cheongju plants. The announcement led to a 5.7% rise in SK Hynix’s shares and a 0.9% increase for ASML.

Mozilla Builds “Stack Overflow for AI Agents”

Mozilla is developing cq, an open-source Python project envisioned as a “Stack Overflow for agents,” allowing AI agents to share knowledge, reduce redundancy, and lower operational costs. Designed by Peter Wilson, the project features a tiered knowledge architecture,uses an SQLite database in its current local setup, and includes security measures like anti-poisoning features, including anomaly detection, diversity, and human-in-the-loop verification. Wilson advocates for a central public platform for agents’ shared knowledge, moving away from their current reliance on human-centric platforms like Stack Overflow.

Zoox Expands Robotaxi Service

Amazon-owned Zoox is significantly expanding its robotaxi service by launching new early-rider programs in Austin and Miami, quadrupling its service area in San Francisco, and doubling its destinations in Las Vegas to include The Sphere, the Convention Center, and airport testing. The company, which has already accumulated nearly two million autonomous miles and carried over 350,000 riders, is also mapping and testing in cities like Dallas, Phoenix, and Washington, D.C. Zoox is seeking federal exemptions to begin charging for rides and has partnered with Uber for future commercial services in Las Vegas, while also using rider feedback to add features like “ZooxCast” and “Find My Zoox.”

Spotify Tests SongDNA Feature

Spotify is rolling out a beta feature called SongDNA to Premium users on iOS and Android, which allows fans to trace the creative history of a song by showing associated artists, writers, producers, samples, and covers. The feature, found in the Now Playing view, aims to boost music discoverability, provide recognition to all creators, and will see a wider rollout in April as artist and label teams gain control over its content.

Your Hate for Thin Phones Saved the S-Pen – DTNS 5231

Daily Tech News Show/ Shows / March 23rd, 2026

Plus, the best prompts for chatbot users, new and old.

Starring Tom Merritt and Robb Dunewood.

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Australian Govt. Issues Expectations for Data Centers – DTH

Daily Tech News Show/ Shows / March 23rd, 2026

DTH-6-150x150 The Australian government issues formal “expectations” for data centers and AI infrastructure within the country,
the European Association of Commercial Television (ACT) calls for the DMA to apply to Smart TVs, and Mexico City launches a WhatsApp chatbot for 2026 FIFA World Cup tourists.

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On Monday, the Australian government issued formal “expectations” for data center and AI infrastructure developers wanting to operate within the country. The five expectations include handling their own electricity generation capacity with clean energy and paying for energy infrastructure and transmission costs, sustainable and efficient water usage, and investment in the Australian workforce and skills. The expectations also state access must be enabled for ‘Australian start-ups, innovative small businesses, researchers and not-for-profits on favourable terms’ as well as prioritizing Australia’s national security and data sovereignty.

Source: The Register

Reuters reports the European Association of Commercial Television and Video on Demand Services (ACT) called on EU antitrust chief Teresa Ribera to designate makers of smart TVs as ‘gatekeepers’ under the Digital Markets Act, using data from a 2025 study. Amazon’s Fire OS and Samsung’s Tizen OS were specifically named as examples as Android TV increased market share from 16% to 23% from 2019 to 2024. In the letter the broadcasters said, “It is crucial that the Commission designate major TV operating systems as gatekeepers and ensure adequate oversight to guarantee fairness and contestability”. The letter further notes smart TVs should be included under the DMA even if they do not meet the standard requirements of 45 million monthly active users and 75 billion euros ($87 billion USD) market capitalization.

Source: Reuters

Bloomberg reports the deal between Sony and Chinese TCL Electronics Holding Ltd. is nearly complete; sources claiming it may be valued around $1 billion and an announcement will be made as soon as the end of March. Sony and TCL announced their intentions to set up a joint venture in January and a memorandum of understanding would have Sony holding 49% and TCL 51%.

Source: Bloomberg

On Sunday, Tencent launched a tool integrating an AI OpenClaw agent within WeChat. The new ClawBot tool appears as a WeChat contact, connecting users directly with OpenClaw, able to send and receive comments with the AI agent in the standard messaging interface. Earlier in March, Tencent launched its own AI agent suite with QClaw for individual users, Lighthouse for developers, and WorkBuddy for enterprises.

Source: Reuters

The government of Mexico City launched a chatbot on WhatsApp to aid tourists during the 2026 FIFA World Cup and remain active beyond the event. The chatbot, named Xoli (read:sho-lee), provides info and answers questions in English or Spanish regarding tourism, cultural offerings, gastronomy, mobility, and other services. Xoli is available now, operating 24/7.

Source: Wired

Digital Trends reports a recent build of Google Translate shows an AI-powered “Practice” mode. The mode will help users improve their pronunciation by listening to native speakers’ pronunciations and submitting their own attempts, with AI analyzing and grading the attempt. It will also suggest ways to improve, including providing a phonetic breakdown of words to simplify the process. The feature is likely to roll out in stages with select language pairs like English and Spanish.

Source: Digital Trends

Motorsports simulator iRacing will be available on Apple Vision Pro this spring through a collaboration with Apple and NVIDIA. iRacing, which features LIDAR-scanned real-world tracks and cars and partners with various racing organizations, will launch alongside visionOS 26.4 and NVIDIA’s CloudXR 6.0 streaming platform. iRacing, being a hardcore sim, is generally limited to a cockpit view and on Apple Vision Pro racers will be able to view their physical hands on the wheel, aiming to replicate the same experience as in a racing cockpit.

Source: 9to5Mac

Game developer Pearl Abyss launched a “comprehensive” audit of in-game assets after gamers discovered a bunch of AI-generated art in the newly released open world game Crimson Desert. The AI art was not originally disclosed as required by Steam’s AI Content policy, only added after being called out. In a statement the Korean company said, “We sincerely apologize for these oversights” and the AI assets will be replaced in future patches. Crimson Desert’s Steam launch had nearly 250,000 players and the Meta Critic score sits at 78. The next patch is expected to focus on correcting complicated controls. In the meantime, Pearl Abyss suggests using a controller for Crimson Desert.

Source: IGN

El FBI acepta comprar información para vigilar a ciudadanos – NTX 450

Daily Tech News Show/ Shows / March 22nd, 2026

Musk pierde demanda, partidos del mundial gratis en YouTube, y el FBI reconoce comprar datos a terceros.

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US Jury Finds Elon Musk Defrauded Twitter Investors in 2022 Buyout – DTH

Daily Tech News Show/ Shows / March 21st, 2026

DTH-6-150x150 Google tests replacing news headlines with AI versions in search results, Pinterest CEO says governments should ban social media for kids under 16, WordPress.com now lets AI agents draft, edit, and publish posts.

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Elon Musk Misled Twitter Investors

A jury found Elon Musk defrauded Twitter investors in 2022 by misrepresenting fake account numbers while renegotiating his $44 billion buyout. Jurors said his statements intentionally drove down the stock price but rejected two of four fraud claims. Damages, potentially in the billions, will be determined later. Musk’s team plans to appeal.

Source: Bloomberg

Google Testing AI-Rewritten Headlines

Google is experimenting with AI-generated news headlines in search results, sometimes changing meaning and style. The company says the pilot is small and also affects non-news content, aiming to better match titles to queries. Previously, Google only shortened or slightly adjusted headlines, but full rewrites risk misrepresenting stories.

Source: The Verge

Pinterest CEO Calls for Social Media Ban for Kids

Bill Ready urged governments to ban social media for users under 16, citing studies linking unrestricted access to depression, anxiety, and reduced focus. He praised Australia’s restrictions and compared negligent tech CEOs to 20th-century tobacco executives. Pinterest limited social features for minors while maintaining Gen Z engagement. Other countries exploring bans include Malaysia, Spain, Indonesia, France, and Germany.

Source: TechCrunch

Super Micro Shares Plunge Amid Export Charges

Shares of Super Micro Computer fell 33% after U.S. prosecutors charged three associates, including a co-founder, with illegally exporting billions in servers with Nvidia AI chips to China via shell companies and fake documentation. The operation reportedly generated $2.5 billion in sales since 2024. The company suspended those involved.

Source: CNBC

WordPress.com Lets AI Draft and Publish Content

WordPress.com now allows AI agents to draft, edit, and publish posts, manage comments, restructure categories, and improve SEO using natural language commands. All actions require user approval and are tracked in an Activity Log. The system uses Model Context Protocol (MCP) and supports clients like Claude, Cursor, or ChatGPT.

Source: TechCrunch

Kalshi Temporarily Banned in Nevada

A Nevada judge barred the prediction platform Kalshi, siding with regulators who claimed it operated an unlicensed gambling business accessible to minors. Kalshi argues it is under federal Commodity Futures Trading Commission oversight. The ruling highlights tensions between state and federal oversight of prediction markets.

Source: TechCrunch

Microsoft Responds to Windows 11 Criticism

Microsoft acknowledged complaints about glitchy updates, intrusive AI features, ads, and inconsistent performance in Windows 11. Upcoming preview builds will offer more taskbar customization, reduced Copilot AI integration, faster File Explorer, lower memory usage, and broader Insider testing.

Source: ZDNet

Nintendo Switch 2 to Feature Replaceable Battery

Nintendo is redesigning the Switch 2 and Joy-Con 2 controllers for user-replaceable batteries to comply with the EU’s 2023 “right-to-repair” rules, with compliance required by 2027. The original Switch may be phased out in the EU if not updated. No updates for other regions have been announced.

Source: Engadget

Anthropic Rejects Pentagon “Supply-Chain Risk” Claims

Anthropic executives said Claude AI cannot be manipulated once deployed by the U.S. military, rejecting Pentagon claims that the company could disrupt operations during war. The DoD labeled Anthropic a supply-chain risk, barring its software and prompting canceled contracts. Anthropic sued to challenge the ban and offered assurances it has no “kill switch,” cannot access military prompts, and will not veto operational decisions. A federal hearing is set for March 24.

Source: WIRED

Ohio to Host 10-Gigawatt AI Data Center

The DOE announced a public-private project at the decommissioned Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant in Ohio, converting it into the “PORTS Technology Campus” with a 10-gigawatt data center and up to 10 gigawatts of new power, mostly natural gas. SoftBank and AEP Ohio will build the infrastructure with $33.3 billion in Japanese funding. Construction starts this year, supporting AI research, national security, excess power fed to the grid, and thousands of jobs.

Source: AP

The Galaxy S26 Ultra Wins With the Privacy Display – DTNS 5230

Daily Tech News Show/ Shows / March 20th, 2026

Google will add a 24-hour delay for users sideloading unauthorized apps, and Chris Ashley tells us why Counter-Strike 2 players are upset with a seemingly small update.

Starring Jason Howell, Huyen Tue Dao and Chris Ashley.

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https://www.androidfaithful.com/samsung-galaxy-s26-ultra-review-an-ergonomic-workhorse/
https://www.androidfaithful.com/how-useful-are-the-galaxy-s26-ultras-ai-features/
https://www.thestar.com.my/tech/tech-news/2026/03/20/exclusive-amazon-plans-smartphone-comeback-more-than-a-decade-after-fire-phone-flop#goog_rewarded

Google reveals its solution for true Android sideloading: a mandatory waiting period
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https://www.thurrott.com/mobile/333988/google-details-its-upcoming-advanced-flow-for-sideloading-unverified-android-apps
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/03/19/openai-desktop-super-app-chatgpt-browser-codex.html

Phone trade-ins paid out $6.4B in 2025 as Android users kept their phones longer than iPhone users

https://9to5google.com/2026/03/19/latest-pixel-watch-update-is-causing-wonky-step-counts-and-other-fitbit-stats-for-some/
https://decrypt.co/361791/microsoft-mai-image-2-text-image-model-review
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/03/19/amazon-acquires-startup-rivr-to-test-robots-for-doorstep-delivery.html
https://www.theregister.com/2026/03/20/botnet_disruption/
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/03/20/trump-ai-policy-framework.html

Meta is secretly working on an AI detection tool after unleashing AI slop avalanche
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https://tech.yahoo.com/ai/meta-ai/articles/meta-secretly-working-ai-detection-210537354.html
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/03/19/us-tech-execs-smuggled-nvidia-chips-to-china-prosecutors-say.html
https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2026/03/after-25-years-valve-reworks-counter-strikes-reload-system/

Nvidia to the World: It’s You Not Us – DTNS Live 5119

Daily Tech News Show/ Shows / March 19th, 2026

The initials DTNS in a multicolored 1980s style with the word LIVE underneath in white on a black background. Vinyl records, cassette tapes and now reel-to-reel tapes are being revived. What’s with the surge in popularity in old media formats? We share out thoughts on NVIDIA next generation DLSS 5, which does real-time rendering to add realistic lighting to game frames. And we play a game of guess what this product is based on the name!