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Amazon blocks Meta's Muse AI agent from its retail site (opens the original)
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Amazon.com Inc has blocked Meta Platforms Inc’s new artificial intelligence (AI) agent from its retail site after the social media company declined a request to remove the bot. Meta’s Muse, which was introduced earlier this month, is designed to help people carry out such common online tasks as shopping and booking appointments. Amazon prohibits other companies from deploying automated tools to shop its site and started blocking Muse on Sunday (Sept 20) night, a spokesperson said. Shoppers using
Microsoft AI chief warns Anthropic's humanlike Claude is risky (opens the original)
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Microsoft Corp artificial intelligence (AI) chief Mustafa Suleyman is warning that infusing tools like Anthropic’s Claude with humanlike characteristics increases the risks of such systems going rogue. In an essay released on Sept 16, the longtime AI developer took aim at some of the language in the guiding documents behind Claude, Anthropic PBC’s popular family of large language models. Claude’s constitution expresses ambiguity about whether the assistant is a moral entity, positing that the so
Bezos’ Blue Origin poached dozens of Amazon satellite engineers (opens the original)
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Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin is developing its planned satellite network with the help of employees poached from another Bezos project: Amazon.com Inc. The billionaire’s space company has hired at least 47 veterans of the Amazon Leo satellite venture in the last year, according to their LinkedIn profiles. Based on a review of their online postings, many are now working on TeraWave, Blue Origin’s nascent satellite communications project. Amazon Leo aims to start selling customers a broadband internet
Microsoft's emissions surged 25% in 2025 during data centre boom (opens the original)
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Microsoft Corp said its carbon emissions climbed 25% in 2025, making it the latest technology company to report a setback in its efforts to erase emissions amid heavy spending on artificial intelligence (AI) data centres. The company emitted 20 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent in 2025, up from 16 million metric tons the prior year, Microsoft said on July 9 in its annual sustainability report. The increase was driven by new construction of data centres and a previously announced p
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