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Apple tightens App Store rules against nudify apps
Apple's updated App Store rules more explicitly ban AI apps that generate intimate images of people without consent.
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Apple unveils the iPhone Duo foldable
Apple announced its long-rumored foldable, the iPhone Duo, with a 5.4-inch outer display and a 7.6-inch inner display.
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Meta releases Muse Spark Open, an open-weight model that runs on two Apple Mac Studios
Meta says Muse Spark Open is its most capable US open-weight model. It can run locally on two Apple M5 Ultra Mac Studios using the MLX framework.
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Meta's Muse Spark open-weight model targets Apple M5 Ultra Macs
Meta says Muse Spark is the most capable US open-weight model to date and can run on two Apple M5 Ultra Mac Studios using MLX.
Analysis · Tech
Software as a Medical Device: How AirPods Pro 2 Disrupted a $10B Market
The FDA just approved Apple's AirPods Pro 2 as clinical-grade, over-the-counter hearing aids. Here is why the traditional medical hardware monopoly is terrified.
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The Death of Parts Pairing: Why Apple Finally Caved to the Right to Repair Movement
For years, Apple used cryptographic software locks to prevent independent hardware repairs. Here is how new legislation finally forced them to kill 'parts pairing' and surrender the repair monopoly.
Analysis · AI
Apple Private Cloud Compute: How Cryptography is Fixing Cloud AI
Apple's new Private Cloud Compute uses custom silicon and cryptographic verification to prove your AI requests aren't being saved. Here is why the "trust us" era of cloud AI is over.
Analysis · World
Shattering the Walled Garden: How the EU Forced Apple's Hand on Sideloading
The EU's Digital Markets Act just did the unthinkable: it forced Apple to allow third-party app stores on iOS. Here is why the walled garden is finally cracking.
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The M4 Mac Mini: How Console-Sized Silicon is Redefining the Desktop PC
Apple shrank the Mac Mini to 5x5 inches, gave it an M4 chip, and finally killed the 8GB RAM base model. Here is why traditional x86 mid-towers should be terrified.