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Meta Ordered to Pay $567M in New Mexico Child Exploitation Lawsuit - CNET (opens the original)
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A New Mexico court has ordered Meta to pay $567 million for failing to warn the public about the dangers its social media platforms posed to children. The judgment is in addition to the $375 million the Instagram and Facebook parent company was ordered to pay in March as part of the trial’s first phase. In a ruling late Thursday, Judge Bryan Biedcheid wrote that New Mexico teens are in the midst of a mental health crisis and found that “Meta’s platforms are a significant contributing cause to th
American Airlines Flights Resume After Being Grounded by System Outage - CNET (opens the original)
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American Airlines said it had resumed flights Tuesday evening after briefly grounding its fleet of jets because of a “technology issue.” The FAA’s Air Traffic Control System Command Center issued a ground stop advisory Tuesday, preventing American Airlines’ planes from taking off. Flights already in the air were unaffected by the disruption. American Airlines announced in a post on X that the outage had been resolved. “A technology issue briefly impacted connectivity for some of our systems on T
OpenAI's First Hardware Release Turns Out to Be Keypad for Codex - CNET (opens the original)
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OpenAI has made its debut into the world of consumer devices, but it isn’t in the form of a personalized smart speaker, as was recently rumored earlier this week — nor is it a smartphone. The AI company on Wednesday took the wraps off the Codex Micro, a $230 miniature keyboard designed to let you monitor and control Codex agents — part of OpenAI’s AI coding platform. The limited-run keypad was developed with peripheral maker Work Louder and is being sold through OpenAI’s Supply Co. merch store.
OpenAI's First Device Will Reportedly Be a Portable Smart Speaker - CNET (opens the original)
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OpenAI’s entry into the world of consumer devices is expected to begin with the release of a portable smart speaker that lacks a screen, according to a Bloomberg report on Tuesday. The device is being positioned as “a new type of computer for the AI era,” Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reported, adding that it would “serve as a humanlike AI companion that lives in the home.” The device, which Gurman wrote is still in development, is expected to operate much like today’s smart speakers: answering questi
OpenAI's First Device Will Reportedly Be a Portable Smart Speaker - CNET (opens the original)
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OpenAI’s entry into the world of consumer devices is expected to begin with the release of a portable smart speaker that lacks a screen, according to a Bloomberg report on Tuesday. The device is being positioned as “a new type of computer for the AI era,” Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reported, adding that it would “serve as a humanlike AI companion that lives in the home.” The device, which Gurman wrote is still in development, is expected to operate much like today’s smart speakers: answering questi
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