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The lower court was correct in dismissing the $77 million defamation suit, the 8th Circuit rules.

Meta says it is improving its AI assistant’s “memory” and ability to understand individual users by inviting it to remember certain details based on what personal data users allow the AI to access from their activity across the tech giant’s family of apps.

Maryland, which is now considering a bill to require a 120-day warning, follows Illinois, which passed such a law.

U.S. District Court Judge Kevin Castel ruled that the advertisers — Cliffy Care Landscaping and California resident Michael Stellman — agreed to arbitrate any disputes with Google.

The 102-year-old magazine “The Ring” is now offering six print issues a year for $60.

The deal focuses on what the companies call “Streaming 2.0” – the “next stage in the evolution of music” rooted in new paid subscription tiers and an expanded content catalog, as well as artist and user perks.

Handing a victory to Meta Platforms, a federal judge refused to grant class-action status to Facebook users who accused the company of monopolizing the “personal social network services” market by misrepresenting its privacy practices.

A research lab in China has released an open-source AI model that could disrupt plans by Meta, Google, Microsoft and others – mainly because it has found a way to train its models at a lower cost.

Hearst’s first-ever cross-division AOR will handle media strategy and creative, including a new multi-million buy breaking next month for the Houston Chronicle, San Francisco Chronicle, Good Housekeeping, Car and Driver. Other properties rolling out soon.

She said the post “opens the door to expanding some of our strongest U.S. offerings into Canada.”