Australia Proposes Teen Social Media Law, Reflection 70B AI Outperforms Rivals, ECJ Rules on Google Apple Cases, Micron Launches 36GB HBM3E Memory, and more...
September 10, 202411m 44s
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Show Notes
(0:10): Australia Proposes Landmark Law to Restrict Social Media Access for Teens Aged 14-16
(2:12): Reflection 70B AI Outperforms Rivals but Faces Legal Hurdles Over Copyright Issues
(4:20): ECJ to Rule on Landmark Google and Apple Cases, Impacting EU Competition and Tax Laws
(6:52): Micron Unveils 36GB HBM3E Memory: Boosts AI Performance with 50% More Capacity and 30% Less Power
(9:25): Apple's Glowtime Event Unveils iPhone 16, Marred by Deepfake Bitcoin Scam Featuring AI-Generated Tim Cook
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(2:12): Reflection 70B AI Outperforms Rivals but Faces Legal Hurdles Over Copyright Issues
(4:20): ECJ to Rule on Landmark Google and Apple Cases, Impacting EU Competition and Tax Laws
(6:52): Micron Unveils 36GB HBM3E Memory: Boosts AI Performance with 50% More Capacity and 30% Less Power
(9:25): Apple's Glowtime Event Unveils iPhone 16, Marred by Deepfake Bitcoin Scam Featuring AI-Generated Tim Cook
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Image credit: The Nightly
Topics
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