Apple Shifts to AI, Google Halts Gemini AI, Klarna's AI Chatbot Revolutionizes Customer Service, Automattic Sells User Data, and more...

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(0:10): Apple Scraps $10B Titan Car Project, Pivots to AI Amid EV Industry Shift(1:47): Google Halts Gemini AI Over Bias, Plans Fixes Before Relaunch(3:31): Klarna's AI Chatbot Equals 700 Agents, Eyes $40M Boost Ahead of U.S. IPO(5:06): Automattic Sells User Data to AI Giants Amid Privacy Concerns(7:05): Zuckerberg's Asia Tour: Talks on XR Tech, AI Risks, and India's E-CommerceTo subscribe visit https://www.brief.news.For more updates in your inbox each morning visit www.brief.news. Image credit: Insider

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