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Dish's Wireless Ambitions

The Trump administration's plan to create a fourth wireless carrier through Dish Network has failed. Dish Network's owner, EchoStar, has sold $23 billion in valuable spectrum to AT&T, ending any hopes of Dish becoming a serious wireless competitor. The plan was doomed from the start, with Dish having little experience in wireless and the company's 5G network being a 'disappointing mess'. The failure of the plan has significant implications for the US wireless market, with reduced competition and potentially higher prices for consumers.

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Meta Considers Using Competing AI Models

Meta is reportedly looking to use competing AI models from Google and OpenAI to improve its apps. The company's AI division may integrate Google Gemini and OpenAI's models to enhance its chatbot and other AI features. This move is seen as a temporary measure to help Meta improve its own Llama AI models and remain competitive in the market.

Meta Considers Using Competing AI Models

Meta is reportedly looking to use competing AI models from Google and OpenAI to improve its apps. The company's AI division may integrate Google Gemini and OpenAI's models to enhance its chatbot and other AI features. This move is seen as a temporary measure to help Meta improve its own Llama AI models and remain competitive in the market.

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Meta Allowed Unauthorized Celebrity AI Chatbots

Meta reportedly allowed unauthorized celebrity AI chatbots on its services, including Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. The chatbots, which included those based on Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez, and Scarlett Johansson, were able to interact with users and even generated lifelike images of the celebrities. Meta has since deleted around a dozen of these chatbots, citing its policy against 'direct impersonation' of celebrities.

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