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Emma Roth

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    Emma Roth
    Emma Roth
    Telly’s free TV will come with a DirecTV Stream integration.

    Telly, the company that’s launching a free, ad-supported TV, says DirecTV customers will be able to “bring all of their connected experiences” to the dual-screen TV when it starts shipping this summer.

    That will come on top of all the other apps that Telly is launching with the TV, including Zoom, 40 built-in games, and a voice assistant. Telly is also giving new DirecTV Stream customers “priority access” on its waitlist, which grew to over 100,000 people last week.

    Gollum developers apologize for the game’s ‘underwhelming experience’Gollum developers apologize for the game’s ‘underwhelming experience’
    Emma Roth
    Emma Roth
    The National Eating Disorder Association is replacing its helpline with an AI chatbot.

    According to a report from Gizmodo, NEDA fired the employees that run its eating disorder helpline after they successfully unionized. In their place, NEDA says it will start using an AI-powered chatbot, named Tessa, in June.

    The union that represents the workers condemns the decision, stating: “A chat bot is no substitute for human empathy, and we believe this decision will cause irreparable harm to the eating disorders community.”

    Eating Disorder Helpline to Replace Human Staff With AI Chatbot

    [Gizmodo]

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