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Reddit imposes new restrictions on Old Reddit - Engadget (opens the original)
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The company is also cutting off RSS support. Last month, Reddit signaled that there would be significant changes coming to "Old Reddit" as it continues to fight AI scraping. Now, the company says that it will soon restrict the 21-year-old desktop version of its website to "recent" users of the classic layout only. "In the next few months, we'll further limit access for logged-in users to only those who have used Old Reddit in the last six months (which covers the vast majority of all Old Reddit
Meta now has a version of Muse just for small businesses - Engadget (opens the original)
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The agent can now connect to ad accounts and analytics for Instagram and Facebook. A few weeks after introducing its AI agent for consumers, Meta is now giving Muse new powers meant to appeal to small business owners on its platform. The agent can now connect to business owners' professional accounts on Meta's platform, as well as new third-party tools like Canva, Figma and Slack. Meta has dubbed these new capabilities "Muse for Small Business" in an effort to win over companies that may already
Meta is starting an enterprise business to justify its massive AI spending - Engadget (opens the original)
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Meta wants to sell its AI products and services to other companies. In case there was any doubt, Meta no longer wants its business to rely solely on advertising. Meta is officially starting a new enterprise business to sell its AI products and services to other companies. Mark Zuckerberg announced the move in a post on Facebook, saying that selling AI-focused enterprise services represents the "next major pillar of our business." To lead the effort, Zuckerberg has tapped Chirantan "CJ" Desai as
How to stop Meta training its AI models on your smart glasses' visual data - Engadget (opens the original)
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The setting affects whether workers can review photos and videos from your glasses. Meta has started to roll out the setting that allows people who use its smart glasses to opt out of allowing the company to use "visual data" collected by the device for AI training. The setting is now available within the Meta AI app. The company has begun notifying glasses owners about the change with a pop-up in the Meta AI app. "Your Al glasses can translate a menu, identify a plant and more," it says. "You c
Meta VR Glasses hands-on: Hand and eye tracking is so much better than a controller - Engadget (opens the original)
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Instead of a new Quest headset, the company showed off a more portable but less immersive device today. After two years, Meta finally has new VR hardware and... it's not a headset. Instead, the company unveiled today the $1,299 Meta VR Glasses, a mixed reality device that feels very different from anything we've ever seen from the company. Meta says the device represents a "new era for virtual reality," and after I spent some time seeing what the glasses are capable of, it does feel like an infl
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