Apple AI Features; Take Legal Action Againtst OpenAI; Bedtime Brooke Shields
TPT 2024-05-07
Issue #22 [3 minute read]
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Headlines & Launches
Tim Cook to Tease Upcoming Apple AI Features at iPad Launch – WaPo📱
A scoop reveals Tim Cook plans to drop hints about forthcoming AI advancements during next week’s Let Loose event. While the spotlight is on new iPads, there’s buzz Apple might unveil AI enhancements ahead of a deep dive at WWDC… Could the event offer a sneak peek into AI features slated for iOS 18 alongside the iPhone 16 debut? Speculations revolve around the possible M4 chip inclusion in iPad Pros, signaling a leap in on-device AI prowess. Apple’s branding the May 7 event as “a different kind of event,” hinting at surprises. In our poll, most expect a glimpse of new Apple AI features. The Washington Post suggests Tim Cook will drop clues on AI advancements, setting the stage for the WWDC unveil. 🗣️
Major U.S. Newspapers Take Legal Action Against OpenAI, Microsoft 🤖
Eight influential U.S. newspapers under Alden Global Capital are suing OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement, a move that could reshape the digital news landscape. The lawsuit echoes the New York Times’ action, amplifying publishers’ claims and sparking discussions on AI’s impact on journalism. Among the plaintiffs are iconic newspapers like the New York Daily News, Chicago Tribune, and San Jose Mercury News. Represented by Rothwell, Figg, Ernst & Manbeck, these publications aim to address AI firms’ alleged unauthorized use of copyrighted content. The core complaint revolves around the unlicensed utilization of news articles to train AI models, with accusations of altered attributions and fabricated content. These lawsuits could redefine compensation models for news publishers amidst the AI revolution, potentially reshaping the media landscape. OpenAI and Microsoft are yet to respond, leaving the legal battle’s outcome uncertain, with potential ramifications for the future of journalism. 🔍
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Attacks & Vulnerabilities
Urgent Alert: WordPress Plugin Vulnerability Exposes Websites to Takeover Risks 😱
Hackers are targeting WordPress sites with a dangerous vulnerability in the WP Automatic plugin, putting millions of websites at risk of complete takeover. Despite a silent patch release, websites running versions 3.92.0 and below remain vulnerable, allowing attackers to execute SQL injections and gain admin-level access. Classified as CVE-2024-27956, the flaw enables unauthorized user creation and malicious file uploads, posing a grave threat to site security. Users are urged to update to version 3.92.1 immediately and conduct thorough server checks to mitigate risks of exploitation. Stay vigilant! 🔑
Qantas Resolves Data Mishap: Passenger Privacy Concerns Addressed 🛫
Qantas swiftly rectified an app glitch that exposed passenger details, assuring customers it wasn’t a cyber threat.While some frequent flyers inadvertently accessed others’ travel info, the airline confirmed no sensitive data was compromised. Personalized apologies were issued, emphasizing prompt resolution and ongoing commitment to passenger privacy. Stay informed! ✈️
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Raising Children & High-Tech
Unlocking Child Potential: Embracing Human Variance in Early Development 👶
Investing in early childhood lays the groundwork for a thriving society. Yet, outcomes vary. Embracing variance reveals avenues to amplify impacts for all children. Learn how flexibility in policies and programs can yield greater returns for society! 🌈
Bedtime Bonding: Brooke Shields’ Unconventional Family Moments 💤
Shields’ daughters, Rowan and Grier, share sweet moments with mom, even in adulthood. Explore the heartfelt connections and parenting insights from Hollywood’s beloved icon. 💖
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Memes
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