Wired reports that an Elon Musk ally outlined an “AI-first strategy” to General Services Administration workers on Monday. “Throughout the meeting, [Thomas] Shedd shared his vision for a GSA that operates like a ‘startup software company,’ automating different internal tasks and centralizing data from across the federal government,” according to Wired.
Despite Epic’s disagreements with Apple, it also wants to bring Unreal Engine on Apple platforms to “feature parity with Windows,” according to a blog post.
The post spells out a bunch of things Epic doing to improve Unreal Engine, including experimental support for making Apple Vision Pro content.
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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy was “involved in the decision,” The Wall Street Journal reports. Apple, which pulled ads from X after Elon Musk made antisemitic posts, is has also apparently “had discussions about testing out ads on the platform.”
