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The last 24 hours of AI news.

Italy Fines Meta €805 Million; Nvidia CEO Transition Sparks Market Uncertainty

Italy's data protection authority fined Meta €805 million for unauthorized access to user data, requiring Meta to disable the feature by default and seek explicit user consent. Nvidia is searching for a new CEO after Jensen Huang's resignation, with Rene Haas among potential candidates facing regulatory scrutiny and export restrictions. Jensen Huang's departure from Nvidia has led to market instability amid allegations of security breaches and ties to Chinese intelligence.

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Last 24 hours · 4 mins · 23 stories · 240 sources in 18 languages

Top stories

  1. Italy fines Meta €805 million over Facebook’s Android photo suggestions bbc.co.uk and 101 more
  2. Nvidia reportedly considers Arm CEO Rene Haas to succeed Jensen Huang nypost.com and 13 more
  3. Jensen Huang resigns from Nvidia as allegations trigger leadership and market uncertainty fortune.com and 12 more
  4. Fed survey finds AI is a major financial-system risk for 87% of respondents economictimes.indiatimes.com and 8 more
  5. Trump and Xi expected to discuss an AI crisis channel at APEC economictimes.indiatimes.com and 4 more
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Question of the day

Where does a “photo suggestions” feature cross from convenience into unlawful device-level data access? “Convenience” becomes unlawful when device photo access is bundled into broad, default-on permissions; regulators require a separate, specific opt‑in gate per data type.

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Each brief covers the last 24 hours of AI and machine-learning news from Reddit, X, Bluesky, Hacker News, and the open web. In the past year, that meant about 100,000 sources in 40 languages. We group related reports, summarise each story, and publish one brief that you can read in five minutes. From Stockholm with love.