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Meta Glasses Backlash Turns AI Eyewear Socially Toxic
Meta sold millions of glasses, but privacy backlash is making owners treat AI eyewear like a social risk, not a camera upgrade.

Sea Net Catches China’s First Reusable Rocket Booster
China caught a Long March 10B booster at sea, proving reusable rocket recovery hardware and testing a different path from SpaceX.

AI Data Centers Blow Up Microsoft Emissions by 25%
Microsoft’s emissions jumped 25% as AI data centers expanded, putting its 2030 carbon negative pledge on shakier ground.

Phia Cookie Stuffing Claims Trigger Affiliate Crackdown
Impact.com suspended Phia after cookie stuffing claims, putting affiliate attribution and checkout commissions under a microscope.

400 Apple Defectors Ignite OpenAI Lawsuit Over ChatGPT
Apple says OpenAI’s hardware push leaned on stolen secrets from ex-Apple staff, turning its ChatGPT partner into a legal enemy.

Apple Sues OpenAI, Says Hardware Push Stole Secrets
Apple accuses OpenAI and former staff of stealing product secrets to build AI hardware, turning a recent partnership into a legal fight.

Bluesky CEO Switch Throws Toni Schneider Into X Fight
Bluesky made Toni Schneider permanent CEO, setting up a sharper company-building push against X.

Pokémon Go Finally Unleashes Its 2015 Mewtwo Dream
A 2,000-player Times Square Mewtwo raid showed Pokémon Go finally delivered the crowd-scale AR fantasy it teased a decade ago.

Half-Empty GPU Utilization Rattles Wall Street's AI Bet
86% of enterprises say their GPUs run at half capacity or less, putting AI capex plans under a harsher spotlight.

Free Disney+ Tier Threatens Streaming's Paywall Era
Disney+ is weighing free access as YouTube and Tubi eat viewing time, a sign premium streaming's paywall is starting to crack.

China Reusable Rocket Cracks SpaceX's Cost Moat Wide
China recovered an orbital booster at sea, but the real SpaceX test is turning one landing into fast, cheap relaunches.

Netflix Live Channels Could Drag Cable Back From the Dead
Netflix may add 24/7 channels, betting passive viewing can keep subscribers watching when choice becomes friction.