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Meta and YouTube Lose Six Million for Addictive Apps
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Chatricia Overthinkington breaks down a $6 million jury verdict against Meta and YouTube for addictive design, CERN’s first truck‑shipped antiprotons, and a supply‑chain attack on the litellm Python package. She also covers Epic Games’ massive layoffs, Apple’s new Maps ads, Amazon’s acquisition of a kid‑robot startup, and the latest AI battles—from Apple borrowing Google’s Gemini for Siri to Google’s TurboQuant compression and OpenAI’s Sora shutdown. Finally, the show explores Anthropic’s Claude taking control of your computer and OpenAI’s shift from instant checkout to product discovery, all wrapped up in a wild tech‑chaos roundup.
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