The AI Safety Debate Intensifies as OpenAI Pushes Boundaries
The Unchecked AI Revolution As artificial intelligence capabilities advance at breakneck speed, a fundamental divide is emerging within the technology…
The Unchecked AI Revolution As artificial intelligence capabilities advance at breakneck speed, a fundamental divide is emerging within the technology…
WhatsApp’s Strategic Shift in Message Management Meta-owned WhatsApp is implementing a groundbreaking approach to combat spam through a new messaging…
WhatsApp’s Proactive Stand Against Unwanted Messages In an era where digital communication dominates our daily interactions, WhatsApp is taking a…
Meta is preparing to test new WhatsApp restrictions that would limit how many messages users can send to people who haven’t replied. The company reportedly aims to combat spam while minimizing impact on regular users. This comes as WhatsApp develops username support that could change how users connect on the platform.
Meta Platforms will soon begin testing monthly message limits on WhatsApp to address the platform’s growing spam problem, according to reports. The company confirmed to TechCrunch that it will implement caps on how many messages users can send to people who haven’t responded to them.
Major Organizational Changes at SK Telecom’s AI Division Just weeks after its high-profile launch, SK Telecom’s AI CIC (Company-in-Company) unit…
Meta is discontinuing its standalone Messenger desktop applications for Windows and Mac operating systems, with complete shutdown scheduled for December…