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200 U.S. Startups Oppose Ban on Chinese Open-Weight AI Models
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200 U.S. Startups Oppose Ban on Chinese Open-Weight AI Models

Around 200 U.S. tech startups have formed the "Little Tech Association" and sent a letter to the Trump administration opposing the ban on Chinese open-weight AI models, arguing that such restrictions would weaken domestic companies.

Growing AI Aversion Among Youth: 37% Feel Disgust Toward AI-Generated Content
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Growing AI Aversion Among Youth: 37% Feel Disgust Toward AI-Generated Content

Four years into the rise of generative AI, distrust and aversion to AI are spreading among teens. A YPulse survey reveals that 37% of youth aged 13–17 feel "cringe" toward AI-generated content, with over half expressing concerns about misinformation. This cynical attitude is also evident in schools and homes.

The Galaxy Z Fold 8 Isn’t Worth $1,900
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The Galaxy Z Fold 8 Isn’t Worth $1,900

An Android Police writer criticizes the $1,899 price and camera setup of the Galaxy Z Fold 8, recommending the $600 Google Pixel Fold as an alternative.

AegisAI Secures $36 Million to Combat AI-Driven Spear Phishing
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AegisAI Secures $36 Million to Combat AI-Driven Spear Phishing

AegisAI, founded by former Google security executives, has raised $36 million in Series A funding. The company claims its AI agents can detect AI-generated spear phishing emails, surpassing the limitations of traditional rule-based solutions.