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Seven French families have filed a lawsuit against TikTok, alleging the platform exposed their teenage children to harmful content. Two of the teenagers reportedly took their own lives at the age of 15. The families claim that TikTok’s algorithm led the children to videos promoting suicide, self-harm, and eating disorders. Laure Boutron-Marmion, the lawyer representing …
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Meta-owned WhatsApp is developing a new chat memory feature for Meta AI, designed to enhance user experience. This feature will allow Meta AI to automatically remember specific details shared in conversations. The update aims to make interactions more personalized and tailored for each user, and it will be available in a future rollout. Limited Availability …
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After a recent incident requiring the hospitalization of four astronauts, NASA has called on SpaceX to enhance its focus on safety for its crewed missions. SpaceX, an industry leader and trusted NASA partner, is under scrutiny following a series of technical anomalies affecting both its Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon spacecraft, raising concerns over safety …
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Apple’s latest M4-powered Mac Mini could be its long-awaited answer to console gaming, promising a powerful, compact alternative to PlayStation and Xbox. Designed to bridge the gap between high-performance hardware and accessible gaming, the new Mac Mini comes with upgraded processing power, ray tracing, and streamlined connections for a living room setup. This marks Apple’s …
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NASA’s Voyager 2 has shut down its Plasma Science Experiment, marking the end of one of the mission’s longest-running scientific tools, after nearly five decades and a journey spanning 15 billion miles. This instrument, a testament to MIT’s pioneering engineering, significantly shaped our understanding of both our solar system and the interstellar medium, detecting particles …
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The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) submitted a comprehensive report to the Peshawar High Court. The report details the actions taken to combat obscene and blasphemous content on social media platforms, including TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram. Statistics on Explicit Content Since 2020, the PTA reported a staggering number of explicit videos uploaded to TikTok. In total, …
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Washington: The European Space Agency (ESA) recently revealed the discovery of liquid water beneath the southern polar ice cap of Mars. This groundbreaking finding has prompted scientists to explore the possibility of cultivating plants on the Red Planet. Conditions for Growth Researchers emphasize the need for specific environmental conditions to support plant life on Mars. …
OpenAI released a new search feature for its ChatGPT platform on Thursday. Called “SearchGPT,” this feature enables users to access live information like sports scores, stock prices, news updates, and weather. The feature, tested since July, was built with partnerships from news and data providers. OpenAI aims to make it easier for users to find …
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Apple CEO Tim Cook recently revealed that the adoption rate for iOS 18.1 has reached unprecedented levels, doubling the rate of iOS 17.1’s uptake within the same time frame in 2023. According to Cook, this rapid update adoption is a promising early indicator of Apple Intelligence’s popularity, which was launched for U.S. users on October …
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Google faces an astronomical fine of $204.8 octillion. This amount exceeds all the money the world has ever made. The penalty stems from a long-running dispute related to YouTube’s banning of Russian media outlets. The tech giant has spent years refusing to restore the accounts of Russian pro-Kremlin and state-run media. This situation escalated after …
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