WhatsApp is launching usernames later this year, giving you an extra layer of privacy if you want a way to connect with a business or a new acquaintance without handing over your phone number. While the feature itself isn't available yet,

Popular messaging app WhatsApp is now allowing users to reserve usernames ahead of plans to launch username-based messaging. Right now, WhatsApp uses a person's phone number as an identifier, but usernames will allow people to interact without having to exchange personal information.

Meta is finally preparing to roll out usernames on WhatsApp so users no longer have to share their phone number on the app. And users can reserve their preferred username right no

WhatsApp users will soon get the option of going by usernames instead of phone numbers, which will add a layer of privacy.

Music streaming service Tidal says it will start labeling music that's wholly generated by artificial intelligence and will also remove tracks that are fraudulent or deceptive. The company will implement automated tools in mid-July to identify and tag such music.

The music streaming service Tidal said on Monday that artists uploading music wholly or substantially created using AI will have them label them as such - and those songs won’t be eligible for royalties.

Music streaming service TIDAL is the latest to take aim at AI-generated music with the introduction of a new policy that will prevent fully AI-generated music from making money on its platform. In addition,

This year, streaming services are tackling the problem of AI-generated music. In January, Bandcamp announced they were banning it; in March, Apple Music introduced AI transparency tags. Today, Tidal revealed its plan,

Google was forced to cap Meta's use of its Gemini AI model after Mark Zuckerberg's company exceeded its computing capacity, sources familiar with the matter told The Financial Times. The incident reveals that even tech giants with their own LLMs are having trouble finding enough computing power for themselves,

Competition among major tech companies in the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is intensifying. Amidst this, a new report claims that Google refused to provide Meta with the full amount of computing power it requested for using its Gemini AI models.

Google has put a definite cap to how much of its Gemini AI platform Meta is allowed to make use of after the tech and media company’s demand for AI compute exceeded available capacity, according to a Financial Times report.

Google limited Meta's access to its Gemini artificial intelligence models, highlighting how demand for AI computing power is beginning to outstr