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Zuckerberg and Jensen show off their friendship, while an AI necklace covets yours | TechCrunch

Aug 04, 2024 - news.bensbites.com
This week in tech, Jensen Huang and Mark Zuckerberg had a casual chat at SIGGRAPH 2024, discussing Nvidia GPUs and AI chatbots. In other news, dating apps like Bumble and Hinge were found to have vulnerabilities that allowed users to be tracked, Intel announced layoffs affecting 15,000 employees, and the SEC charged BitClout founder Nader Al-Naji with fraud. Meta also reached a $1.4 billion settlement with Texas attorney general Ken Paxton over privacy violations.

In product news, Apple is releasing some of its Apple Intelligence features, OpenAI is rolling out Voice Mode to ChatGPT Plus users, and Meta has launched AI Studio for creators. A wearable AI device called Friend aims to combat loneliness, and Canva has acquired AI content startup Leonardo.ai. Flo Health has become a unicorn after raising a $200 million Series C, and Motorola Razr flip phones are making a comeback.

Key takeaways:

  • A fireside chat between Jensen Huang and Mark Zuckerberg at SIGGRAPH 2024 took unexpected turns, discussing Nvidia GPUs, AI chatbots, and sharing personal anecdotes.
  • Apps like Bumble and Hinge had vulnerabilities that allowed users to be tracked within 2 meters of their physical location, which has since been resolved.
  • Intel announced layoffs affecting 15,000 employees due to declining revenue and lack of success in its AI initiatives.
  • Meta reached a $1.4 billion settlement with Texas attorney general Ken Paxton over allegations that Meta’s past use of facial-recognition technology violated the state’s privacy protections.
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