The UK government has ordered Apple to provide access to encrypted cloud data, while Google has announced a rollback of its diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. In a surprising move, Brits are pushing to ban AI that is “smarter than humans.” A unique clash between state regulators and federal officials has arisen in the Chiefs-Eagles Super Bowl “trades.”
Google faced embarrassment after pulling an incorrect Gouda stat from its AI Super Bowl ad, while Meta emails discussing torrenting on corporate laptops were unsealed. Amazon is gearing up to unveil a revamped AI assistant for Alexa, and Google has begun testing a new Search “AI Mode.” In a controversial decision, the Supreme Court upheld the TikTok ban, compromising the First Amendment.
Meanwhile, TikTok is advising Android users in the US to sideload the app, as the Supreme Court hears oral arguments over a Texas law censoring the internet. Elon Musk’s teenage team member graduated from “The Com,” and CISA staffers are offering deferred resignations amid cybersecurity concerns. An Elon Musk ally suggests an “AI-first” approach for a key government agency, while German civil activists secure a victory in an election case against Musk’s X company.
Former President Trump has dropped his legal challenge over his Twitter ban following the Jan. 6 riot, and crypto-stealing apps have been discovered in the Apple App Store for the first time. Lastly, Apple’s long-awaited overhaul of the iPhone SE is nearing release, and a former iOS engineer sued by Apple has issued an apology as the lawsuit is dismissed. PS5 sales have surpassed Xbox Series X/S, accidentally revealed by Take-Two. The podcast “This Week in Tech” hosted by Leo Laporte with guests Daniel Rubino, Cathy Gellis, and Lisa Schmeiser is available for download or subscription. Viewers can also join Club TWiT for ad-free podcasts and exclusive access.
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