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Meta, previously known as Facebook, has been accused by a US regulator of prioritizing engagement over safety for children. There is a need for social media platforms to protect their vulnerable users. The allegations against Meta and social media regulation are currently under scrutiny.

Tech enthusiasts are excited about leaked images of the upcoming iPhone 15 Ultra's larger display and sleek design. This release promises to stand out from previous models with a fresh look. The highly anticipated release of the iPhone 15 Ultra will be a game-changer in the smartphone realm.

Get ready for the highly anticipated Google I/O 2023, the most exciting event of the year in the tech world! With the promise of cutting-edge AI advancements, groundbreaking product releases, and game-changing updates, the event will keep enthusiasts on the edge of their seats. Stay ahead of the curve and get an exclusive sneak peek of what's to come.

Feast your eyes on the latest and greatest in food tech. The Fast Company's World Changing Ideas Award winners are changing the game with innovations like plant-based proteins and food waste reduction. Get ready to dig into a more sustainable future.

Remember that "cringey" website you made in the early 2000s? Something Awful does, and they're racing to preserve it before it's lost forever. The comedy site is teaming up with Imgur to download and save the best (and worst) of web history, ensuring that future generations can enjoy the glory (and embarrassment) of the early internet.

For years Google led the AI race with their acquisition of DeepMind, the AI that beat a champion Go player, and Google Brain, but these two teams need to work and play better together. Now, Alphabet, Google's parent, is merging the two idiosyncratic teams to regain AI search leadership. While little actual erosion to Google's search dominance has happened, Google knows significant change is afoot, and unless you are the lead sled dog, the view stays the same.

Bluesky the decentralized invitation only Twitter alternative is filling up with tech and media leaders according to Stefan Sauer reporting on TheVerge.com. Sauer says "Twitter obsessives" are leaving the Elon Musk dumpster fire for Bluesky. If you're looking for a better Twitter, and who isn't, might be time to Bluesky.

It's been a wild ride on Elon Musk's Twitter. From the fall of verification to the birth of Twitter Blue, see the Twitter dumpster fire all in one very long chart. Twitter Blue's $ 8-a-month "blue badge" fees have stoked chaos and confusion. When someone impersonated Eli Lilly and proclaimed, "Insulin is free now," Twitter Blue paused. The blue badge is no longer cool these days, says reporting by Amy O'Kruk for CNN. Is it any wonder hard-core Twitter users are looking at Bluesky?

Proving you can't keep a great chatbot down, Italy has lifted its ban on OpenAI's ChatGPT after the company responded to the regulator's concerns. The famous natural language model is available again to users in Italy after the company made changes to protect underage users and other Italian regulator concerns. OpenAI may have asked ChatGPT how to win Italian regulatory favor, but we bet the chatty bot would have had ideas.

After quickly becoming the most downloaded app in the United States, Temu, a marketplace for everything from home goods to electronics, is headed to six European countries, including France, Germany, and Italy. While millions are "shopping like a billionaire" and getting stunningly low-priced goods via Temu, people wonder how the company can sell six-dollar bathing suits and earphones for less than $10. Temu isn't sharing their secret sauce, so maybe it's all about the volume. 

Famous leaker Evan Blass, aka @evleaks, shared his exclusive Google Pixel Fold images with The Verge, and they did what any magazine sitting on a hot exclusive would do - publish pictures of the sleek two-screen foldable phone makes us wonder if we are ready for our smartphone future.