The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) CFPB is requesting comment on a new proposal to “clarify what rights are available to consumers, including gamers, under the Electronic Fund Transfer Act,” according to a blog post.
Wired has a great summary of what it all might mean.
They’re “oftentimes netting thousands of dollars per deal,” Bloomberg reports. OpenAI and Google are apparently among the companies paying for the video footage.
Altman donated personally to Trump’s inauguration committee, and Meta as a company donated to the committee. Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi also plans to be at “some of the surrounding festivities,” Bloomberg reports.
“There’s so much of what Apple does that I don’t like and one of the big ones is the way they do that Apple store — where they charge people 30 percent,” Rogan said in his interview with Mark Zuckerberg published today. “That seems so insane that they can get away with doing that.”
We’ll have more coverage from the interview coming soon.
He’s appearing on the show after the company overhauled its content moderation policies and cut its DEI programs.
“While we do not have specific on when the court will make its ruling, you can be assured that we will be transparent on the next steps as soon as we have a decision,” writes TikTok’s Kim Farrell, according to a screenshot of a message shared by Andru Edwards.
Sony shared a video of an “immersive proof-of-concept entertainment experience” for The Last of Us as part of its news at CES. It looks like a fancy theme park-like experience, though it seems too scary for me.
Can Sony make one next for climbing a Horizon Tallneck?
