Deezer releases free AI music detector for 20 streaming services
Deezer launched a free tool to identify AI-generated tracks across 20 streaming platforms, as the company reports that 44% of its new music uploads are AI-generated.
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Deezer launched a free tool to identify AI-generated tracks across 20 streaming platforms, as the company reports that 44% of its new music uploads are AI-generated.
Waymo is launching a $29.99 monthly loyalty program called Waymo Premier, which could mark the start of a new revenue stream as the company scales its robotaxi operations.
Pool launched an iOS app that uses AI to categorize screenshots and potentially track down their original links, backed by just over $2 million in pre-seed funding.
DoorDash is launching Ask DoorDash, an AI chatbot for iOS that allows users to order food and groceries via text prompts and photos, currently rolling out in the U.S.
Wing is expanding its drone delivery partnership with Walmart to seven new U.S. cities, part of a broader plan to reach more than 270 locations by next year.
Netflix plans to expand its redesigned mobile app to South Korea and Japan in July while scaling its children’s gaming hub, Netflix Playground, to new markets.
Zest has launched a restaurant discovery app backed by $1.8 million in pre-seed funding that uses verified transaction data to provide personalized dining recommendations.
Niteshift raised $7 million from Greylock to build infrastructure that lets companies route between AI coding models, avoiding dependence on a single provider.
Pinterest is expanding its partnership with Amazon to host creator storefronts, a move that could potentially help the platform regain its status as a shopping destination.
Snapchat is introducing new content sharing restrictions for users under 16 in the U.S., limiting visibility and removing engagement metrics to protect younger users from potential doxxing.
Google is cutting its AI Plus subscription price to $4.99 and doubling storage, signaling that AI subscription price wars have officially reached the U.S. market.
Apple announced a major AI overhaul for iOS 27 and Siri at WWDC 2026, while CEO Tim Cook confirmed he will hand off leadership to John Ternus on September 1.
Apple updated its App Store guidelines, warning that it may remove apps that are not updated, improved, or attracting users to reduce platform clutter.
Apple's iOS 27 update introduces several minor, unannounced features, including full-screen widgets and improved volume controls, aimed at enhancing everyday iPhone usability.
Apple is allowing developers to partner on App Store subscription bundles, a move that would let users access multiple apps at a lower price.
Apple is introducing personalized App Store recommendations based on user behavior, initially launching in English in the U.S. to help developers re-engage customers.
Apple prioritized core software repairs and performance improvements at its Worldwide Developer Conference before introducing new AI features, which will launch in beta later this year.
Apple is offering free AI infrastructure access to developers with fewer than 2 million App Store downloads, positioning its models as a lower-cost alternative as other companies tighten AI budgets.
Microsoft has apparently disabled at least 70 open-source projects on GitHub following a suspected breach involving password-stealing malware targeting AI development tools.
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