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THE SCOOP — Perplexity is giving away the software it has been using to combat rogue AI agents, the company told Semafor Thursday.
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On September 2, as students returned to class, New York City implemented a one-year pause on generative AI use for nearly 600,000 students across pre-K, elementary, and middle school. Los Angeles soon followed, blocking it for every student on a district-issued device.
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Google began rolling out its Universal Cart in the United States Thursday (Oct. 15), making it available in Google Search and in the Gemini app, the company said in a Thursday blog post.
Partnership between Big Tech rivals offers ‘open’ system that users can download to their own devices
JPMorgan Chase blocks outside AI agents like Muse from moving money or paying bills. This follows Amazon's decision to block Muse.
