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YouTube has launched a voluntary exit program for U.S. staff amid a major product team reorganisation, though no roles are being cut.

TikTok now lets users share songs, playlists, and insights directly from Amazon Music, expanding its music-sharing ecosystem.

Boeing partners with Charm Industrial to remove 100,000 tons of carbon using bio-oil sequestration, a key step toward aviation net-zero goals.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says ChatGPT will finally stop using em dashes when asked, fixing one of the model’s most recognizable writing quirks.

YouTube launches a voluntary exit program for U.S. employees as CEO Neal Mohan reorganises product teams and Alphabet reports $10.26 billion in ad revenue.

Amazon may cut up to 30,000 corporate jobs starting Tuesday, marking its largest layoff since 2023 as AI automation reshapes its workforce.

Tesla is recalling over 10,000 Powerwall 2 batteries in the U.S. after reports of fires and overheating. Affected owners will receive free replacements.

Tesla is reportedly developing Apple CarPlay integration for its vehicles — a significant shift for the automaker, which had long resisted third-party infotainment systems.

Stingray Group has acquired internet radio pioneer TuneIn for $175 million, marking the end of an era for the once-$500M company and expanding Stingray’s global audio reach.

A German court ruled that OpenAI’s ChatGPT violated copyright law by training on licensed music without permission, marking Europe’s first significant AI copyright ruling.
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