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Microsoft wants AI regulated like milk, the IMF sees a tsunami, and Apple readies a smart home hub.
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Apple's smart home hub is reportedly called HomeView, set to be unveiled Tuesday alongside a new Apple TV and HomePod mini, with shipping expected in mid-November, per Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.
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LineageOS 24 arrives early, built on Android 17, with Material Design 3 Expressive app redesigns and a new WebUSB-based flashing tool.
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GM builds its EV future inside two unmarked white buildings totaling half a million square feet on its 710-acre campus in Warren, Michigan.
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