A dark web hacking forum offered 2.6 million Duolingo user records for $1,500. The data, which includes user names and email addresses was accessed via an exposed API, which the company has known about since earlier this year.
It’s not your imagination: people are really getting more cranky. The particular people we’re referring to here are B2B buyers, whom Merkle reports are less satisfied with every step in the purchase process than they were a year ago. They’re also taking to buy and more likely to replace incumbent vendors with someone else. Have a great day!
Meta has confirmed that EU users will have the option to switch off AI for Facebook and Instagram, which will give them use of non-personalized content feeds. This is to meet the August 25 deadline imposed via the EU Digital Services Act (DSA).
Stick with me here: what if you didn’t have to write good generative AI prompts, but could instead write a prompt that would prompt you to write a better prompt? If your head hasn’t exploded yet, that seems to be the idea behind new auto-complete and rewrite features in Copilot AI for Microsoft 365. Of course, there’s a YouTube video showing how.