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Social Media Users Lack Control Over Data Used by AI, US FTC Says
Social media companies collect, share and process vast troves of information about their users while offering little transparency or control, including over how it is used by systems incorporating artificial intelligence, the US Federal Trade Commission said in a report released on Thursday.
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Is Charging At Public Ports Safe? Reddit Users Reveal The Truth
A recent Reddit post highlighted this issue when a user shared a picture of a charging station labeled as suitable only for phones, not laptops.
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Reddit Announces Plans for Testing AI-Powered Summaries for Search Result Pages
Reddit will begin testing summaries generated using artificial intelligence (AI) for content, the company announced during its earnings call with investors on Tuesday. The AI-powered summaries will appear at the top of the search result pages. Courtesy of this feature, Reddit aims to help users “dive deeper” into the platform’s content, inclu...
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Reddit to Update Web Standard to Block Automated Data Scraping From Its Website
Social media platform Reddit said on Tuesday it will update a Web standard used by the platform to block automated data scraping from its website, following reports that AI startups were bypassing the rule to gather content for their systems.
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OpenAI Partners Up With Reddit to Bring Its Content to ChatGPT and New AI Products
OpenAI and Reddit have entered into a partnership which will see the artificial intelligence (AI) firm getting access to Reddit’s real-time data for ChatGPT and any new AI products the company launches in the future. Reddit will also be able to leverage OpenAI’s technology to bring AI-powered features to its platform. Notably, the social media ...
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Reddit Gives OpenAI Access To Its Wealth Of Posts
OpenAI will have access to Reddit data for training its artificial intelligence models and will put its technology to work at the popular discussion platform, the companies said Thursday.
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Tumblr, WordPress Plan to Sell User Data to OpenAI and Midjourney to Train AI Models: Report
Tumblr and WordPress users might soon find that their data is being used to train artificial intelligence (AI) models, as per a report. Allegedly, the parent company of the blog sites, Automattic, has struck deals with OpenAI and Midjourney to sell user-generated public content to help train their AI model.
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Reddit Hackers Threaten to Leak 80GB of Data Stolen in Ransomware Attack Over API Changes: Report
Reddit hackers behind a breach of the company in February have threatened to leak 80GB of data stolen from the platform in February. The hacking group wants Reddit to pay a ransom of $4.5 million (roughly Rs. 37 crore) and reverse its controversial API policy changes aimed at third-party apps.
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Reddit To Charge Companies For Using Its Data To Train AI: Report
Reddit stated that they would introduce "a new premium access point for third parties who require additional capabilities, higher usage limits, and broader usage rights."
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Android Auto Gets Dual SIM Support With Latest Update
Googles phone beaming software now supports dual SIM enabled phones
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Reddit Crypto Traders Try Their Luck Before Big Players Invade
Crypto trading remains slow and decentralized -- Coinmarketcap.com lists more than 300 exchanges -- while data and access are free, putting it within reach of Reddit-fueled amateurs.
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Gamestop, AMC Short Sellers Sit on Nearly $1 Billion Loss, Analysis Shows
Investors are estimated to have lost $930 million (roughly Rs. 6,790 crores) on their short positions in meme stocks GameStop and AMC Entertainment over the last five trading days, data from financial analytics firm Ortex showed on Tuesday.
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Best Fitness Apps, Gadgets, and Gear? Here’s What People Are Talking About
Fitnotes, a workout tracker app for Android, has emerged as one of the most popular platforms among fitness enthusiasts, according to a megathread on Reddit. In the thread about fitness-related apps, technological gadgets, and training gear, many people recommend Fitnotes. While some of them felt the app was great because it allowed users to self-a...
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Robinhood App Saw 2.1 Million Downloads in US Last Week Despite Trading Restrictions
Robinhood's trading app recorded more downloads than any other US trading app last week, despite concerns that its restrictions on transactions involving some heavily shorted stocks such as GameStop would alienate some users, according to market research data providers.
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Facebook, Twitter, More Social Media Companies Ordered to Provide Data Collection Details by US Regulators
Federal regulators are ordering Facebook, Twitter, Amazon, TikTok’s parent ByteDance and five other social media companies to provide detailed information on how they collect and use consumers’ personal data and how their practices affect children and teens.
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Social Media Users Lack Control Over Data Used by AI, US FTC Says
Social media companies collect, share and process vast troves of information about their users while offering little transparency or control, including over how it is used by systems incorporating artificial intelligence, the US Federal Trade Commission said in a report released on Thursday.
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Is Charging At Public Ports Safe? Reddit Users Reveal The Truth
A recent Reddit post highlighted this issue when a user shared a picture of a charging station labeled as suitable only for phones, not laptops.
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Reddit Announces Plans for Testing AI-Powered Summaries for Search Result Pages
Reddit will begin testing summaries generated using artificial intelligence (AI) for content, the company announced during its earnings call with investors on Tuesday. The AI-powered summaries will appear at the top of the search result pages. Courtesy of this feature, Reddit aims to help users “dive deeper” into the platform’s content, inclu...
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Reddit to Update Web Standard to Block Automated Data Scraping From Its Website
Social media platform Reddit said on Tuesday it will update a Web standard used by the platform to block automated data scraping from its website, following reports that AI startups were bypassing the rule to gather content for their systems.
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OpenAI Partners Up With Reddit to Bring Its Content to ChatGPT and New AI Products
OpenAI and Reddit have entered into a partnership which will see the artificial intelligence (AI) firm getting access to Reddit’s real-time data for ChatGPT and any new AI products the company launches in the future. Reddit will also be able to leverage OpenAI’s technology to bring AI-powered features to its platform. Notably, the social media ...
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Reddit Gives OpenAI Access To Its Wealth Of Posts
OpenAI will have access to Reddit data for training its artificial intelligence models and will put its technology to work at the popular discussion platform, the companies said Thursday.
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Tumblr, WordPress Plan to Sell User Data to OpenAI and Midjourney to Train AI Models: Report
Tumblr and WordPress users might soon find that their data is being used to train artificial intelligence (AI) models, as per a report. Allegedly, the parent company of the blog sites, Automattic, has struck deals with OpenAI and Midjourney to sell user-generated public content to help train their AI model.
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Reddit Hackers Threaten to Leak 80GB of Data Stolen in Ransomware Attack Over API Changes: Report
Reddit hackers behind a breach of the company in February have threatened to leak 80GB of data stolen from the platform in February. The hacking group wants Reddit to pay a ransom of $4.5 million (roughly Rs. 37 crore) and reverse its controversial API policy changes aimed at third-party apps.
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Reddit To Charge Companies For Using Its Data To Train AI: Report
Reddit stated that they would introduce "a new premium access point for third parties who require additional capabilities, higher usage limits, and broader usage rights."
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Android Auto Gets Dual SIM Support With Latest Update
Googles phone beaming software now supports dual SIM enabled phones
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Reddit Crypto Traders Try Their Luck Before Big Players Invade
Crypto trading remains slow and decentralized -- Coinmarketcap.com lists more than 300 exchanges -- while data and access are free, putting it within reach of Reddit-fueled amateurs.
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Gamestop, AMC Short Sellers Sit on Nearly $1 Billion Loss, Analysis Shows
Investors are estimated to have lost $930 million (roughly Rs. 6,790 crores) on their short positions in meme stocks GameStop and AMC Entertainment over the last five trading days, data from financial analytics firm Ortex showed on Tuesday.
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Best Fitness Apps, Gadgets, and Gear? Here’s What People Are Talking About
Fitnotes, a workout tracker app for Android, has emerged as one of the most popular platforms among fitness enthusiasts, according to a megathread on Reddit. In the thread about fitness-related apps, technological gadgets, and training gear, many people recommend Fitnotes. While some of them felt the app was great because it allowed users to self-a...
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Robinhood App Saw 2.1 Million Downloads in US Last Week Despite Trading Restrictions
Robinhood's trading app recorded more downloads than any other US trading app last week, despite concerns that its restrictions on transactions involving some heavily shorted stocks such as GameStop would alienate some users, according to market research data providers.
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Facebook, Twitter, More Social Media Companies Ordered to Provide Data Collection Details by US Regulators
Federal regulators are ordering Facebook, Twitter, Amazon, TikTok’s parent ByteDance and five other social media companies to provide detailed information on how they collect and use consumers’ personal data and how their practices affect children and teens.
