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Meta's getting spicy with content moderation. They're ditching fact-checkers for an X-style Community Notes system, moving trust and safety teams to Texas, and loosening rules on "mainstream discourse" topics. Zuckerberg's calling it a return to "free expression", but it's more like throwing gasoline on the dumpster fire of online discourse. Get ready for your uncle's spiciest takes to show up unfiltered in your feed. The real question: will Meta's AI be smart enough to moderate the incoming tsunami of nonsense?

• Nvidia's new $3k personal AI supercomputer "Digits" is like a Mac Mini on steroids. It can handle AI models up to 200 billion parameters. Two linked together? 405 billion. Your move, Apple Silicon.
• John Deere's betting on driverless tractors to solve labor shortages. Next up: AI-powered scarecrows that actually work.

• US startups raised $209B in 2024, with AI gobbling up $97B. VCs, meanwhile, only raised $76.1B. The AI money printer goes brrr.
• Razer's new AI gaming copilot "Ava" wants to backseat game for you. It's like having a know-it-all friend watch you play, but with better ping.
• Apple's labeling AI-generated notification summaries. Finally, we'll know if it's a robot or Tim Cook personally summarizing our day.

With all these AI assistants popping up, how long until we need an AI to manage our AI interactions?

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