Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg has unveiled several ambitious artificial-intelligence projects, describing AI as "the key to unlocking the Metaverse". via @BBCNews https://t.co/m7mmQlEvEX
The United States Postal Service authorized the replacement of its mail truck fleet with nearly all gasoline-powered vehicles, rejecting a plea from President Joe Biden to include more electric vehicles in its purchase. via @verge https://t.co/hlARENflMH
D’Amelio family announced a partnership with Lightricks, the company that makes photo and video-editing apps like Facetune, Videoleap and other tools, which have over 500 million downloads combined. via @TechCrunch https://t.co/pBKGD22mMj
Twitch's Ad Incentive Program, or AIP, is a new program that will pay select streamers a guaranteed monthly minimum amount of ad revenue. via @verge https://t.co/kGRLbxkcu2
The IRS announced plans Monday to back away from a third-party facial recognition system that collects biometric data from U.S. taxpayers who want to log in to the agency’s online portal. via @TechCrunch https://t.co/gIioY2acHq
The code that powers the website of the viral puzzle game Wordle can be copied and saved to continue playing it for the next seven years, it has been revealed. via @bbcnews https://t.co/4xOKX7k8zg
Tesla will recall 53,822 U.S. vehicles with the company’s Full Self-Driving software that may allow some models to conduct “rolling stops” and not come to a complete stop at some intersections posing a safety risk. via @reuters https://t.co/lQqfpYmBfr
TikTok has rolled out new measures to combat Holocaust denial on its platform in partnership with Unesco and the World Jewish Congress (WJC). via @BBCNews https://t.co/XNx4jHYlQ8
Although default end-to-end encryption won’t fully arrive on Facebook Messenger until sometime in 2023, the company says today its feature offering end-to-end encrypted group chats and calls in Messenger is now fully rolled out. via @TechCrunch https://t.co/TPFatG3wwc
One of the hallmarks of the Epic Games Store is its regular offerings of free games, and the company confirmed in a blog post that it will continue give games away in 2022. via @verge https://t.co/ZH4L9437QD
South Korean battery maker LG Energy Solution has jumped in its stock market debut after becoming the country's biggest ever share offering. via @bbcnews https://t.co/HnUEONQRbT
The attorneys general of three states and the District of Columbia are suing Google for the allegedly deceptive collection of location data on Android. via @verge https://t.co/CfhD9QgeNG
Action role-playing game Dark Souls 3 has been taken offline following reports of an exploit that could allow bad actors to take control of your PC. via @bbcnews https://t.co/bZv9RS0fgm
German publishers are the latest to band together to try to derail or at least delay Google’s “Privacy Sandbox” plan to end support for tracking cookies in Chrome via a complaint to the European Commission. via @TechCrunch https://t.co/r2X0lp7VIr
A flying car capable of hitting speeds over 100mph and altitudes above 8,000ft has been issued with a certificate of airworthiness by the Slovak Transport Authority. via @bbcnews https://t.co/o0lNnebxDP
Twitter today is introducing NFT Profile Pictures to Twitter Blue subscribers on iOS by way of Twitter Blue’s early access Labs feature. via @TechCrunch https://t.co/jFjxeHShfb
Apple launched AirTags last April. You can track an item to within 0.1ft. But in the wrong hands, they can be used for a different purpose. via @BBCNews https://t.co/qh9f9I8zna
The 10 biggest US airlines have warned that the impending switch-on of 5G mobile phone services will cause "major disruption" to flights. via @BBCNews https://t.co/X856llff4z