California AI bill divides Silicon Valley

August 28, 2024

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Telegram CEO indicted on conspiracy charges, placed on probation

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov was formally indicted by a French judge on Wednesday for his role in criminal activity carried out on the messaging app, the Paris prosecutor's office said in a statement to The Hill newspaper. He was released on €5 million bail. Durov is accused of “participating in” managing an online platform that enables the distribution of child pornography and other illegal transactions.

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Americans divided on whether AI will hurt the job market: poll

Americans are roughly evenly split on whether artificial intelligence (AI) technology will lead to fewer job opportunities in the future, according to a new poll. A new YouGov poll released Tuesday found that 34% of employed Americans are very or somewhat concerned that AI could cause them to lose their job or cut certain hours or pay.…

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Gemini again allows AI to generate human images

Google's AI chatbot, Geminiis once again allowing users to generate images of people after it shut down the feature earlier this year following criticism that it produced historically inaccurate images. The Verge reported.

Snapchat launches resources for teachers

After facing intense scrutiny from lawmakers about child safety earlier this year, Snapchat released resources to help educators become familiar with the app and its features. Safety Tools When the new semester begins, TechCrunch reported.

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RFK Jr.: Wife's reaction to Trump support was 'the opposite of encouraging'

Former independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke about his wife's reaction to his endorsement of former President Trump in the recent presidential election. read more

Abbott says Texas border issue is resolved

Texas Governor Greg Abbott (Republican) said in an interview with NewsNation's Elizabeth Vargas on Tuesday that the immigration and border issues in Texas… read more

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