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    Switch sales in the US have finally surpassed the Wii.

    As of July 2023, Nintendo has officially sold more Switch consoles in the US than the Wii, Circana (formerly NPD) reports. The Switch already outsold the Wii on a global scale last year and is currently almost 30 million units ahead.

    It looks like the Switch might dethrone more than just the Wii in the US, too — Circana reports that the Switch is less than 1 million units behind the Xbox 360 and less than 5 million behind the PS2.

    The US video game industry gets back to growth

    [GamesIndustry.biz]

    Emma Roth
    Emma Roth
    Uber is reportedly working on an AI chatbot for its food delivery app.

    As spotted by Bloomberg, code in the Uber Eats app suggests the service is working on an AI chatbot to provide recommendations to customers.

    It’s not the only app thinking about AI and food delivery, either. Bloomberg reported last month that DoorDash is working on an AI chatbot as well. DoorDash also announced today that it’s rolling out an AI-powered voice ordering service.

    Does Uber Eats Have an AI Chatbot? Code Inside App Suggests It’s On the Way

    [Bloomberg]

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    Emma Roth
    Microsoft’s Bing Chat Enterprise is now available in the Windows Copilot preview.

    First introduced to Bing.com and the Edge sidebar in July, Bing Chat Enterprise allows companies to use Microsoft’s AI-powered chatbot without having to worry about their conversations being used to train its underlying model.

    Now Microsoft will let companies access the chatbot in Windows Copilot as well, with the launch of it in preview for “eligible commercial customers in the Dev channel.”

    Microsoft’s new Bing Chat Enterprise offers better privacy for businesses

    Jon Porter
    DoorDash’s voice ordering service could have AI take your carryout orderDoorDash’s voice ordering service could have AI take your carryout order
    A Skype app vulnerability could expose your IP address to hackers — and Microsoft has yet to fix itA Skype app vulnerability could expose your IP address to hackers — and Microsoft has yet to fix it
    WhatsApp could soon let you share original quality pictures and videosWhatsApp could soon let you share original quality pictures and videos
    The EU’s Digital Services Act goes into effect today: here’s what that meansThe EU’s Digital Services Act goes into effect today: here’s what that means
    Dropbox blames crypto miners and resellers for ending its unlimited cloud storage planDropbox blames crypto miners and resellers for ending its unlimited cloud storage plan
    Alphabet’s Wing partners with Walmart for drone deliveries in DallasAlphabet’s Wing partners with Walmart for drone deliveries in Dallas
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    Emma Roth
    Users spent billions of dollars on OnlyFans in 2022.

    In its earnings report on Thursday, OnlyFans revealed that users spent a whopping $5.6 billion on the subscription platform in the 2022 fiscal year — that’s 21 percent more than what users spent in the year before.

    OnlyFans Users Spent $5.6 Billion on Porn-Friendly Creator Site in Fiscal 2022, up 16%

    [Variety]

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