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00:00Hello and welcome to Daily World Podcast's Tech Deep Dive.

00:13It's June 25, 2025, and I'm Angela, ready to explore the cutting edge of digital innovation.

00:22A new website, FOC LAPD.com, has been launched by artist Kyle MacDonald,

00:27utilizing facial recognition technology to help individuals identify Los Angeles police officers

00:33from photos. This tool allows users to upload images for matching against a database of over

00:399,000 LAPD headshots, primarily aimed at addressing issues of police violence during recent protests.

00:45All image processing occurs locally on the user's device, ensuring privacy.

00:51In the realm of autonomous vehicles, Tesla has introduced its Robotaxi service in Austin, Texas.

00:58However, early user videos indicate that the service is lagging behind Waymo's self-driving

01:02technology, showcasing several operational glitches and the presence of safety monitors.

01:08Waymo has been operational since 2023 without safety monitors, and has completed 10 million

01:14safe trips. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is currently investigating incidents

01:20involving Tesla's Robotaxi, amid ongoing safety concerns.

01:25D-Brand has responded to customer complaints regarding its Kill Switch case for the Switch 2,

01:30which some users claim causes Joy-Cons to detach more easily.

01:34The company explained that the issue arises from the case filling a small air gap, designed by Nintendo,

01:39affecting mechanical leverage. D-Brand acknowledged some manufacturing tolerance issues,

01:44and committed to improving quality control.

01:48In military technology, a team from China's National Defense University of Science and Technology

01:53has developed a mosquito-sized drone intended for reconnaissance and spy missions.

01:59This drone, showcased on CCTV, can be controlled via mobile devices and features versions with

02:05two or four wings. While still a research project, it has potential military applications

02:11for reconnaissance in hazardous areas. A report by the Financial Times questions the credibility

02:18of Trump Mobile's claims regarding its T1 phone being entirely made in the USA. The report highlights

02:24concerns about its network operator partner, Liberty Mobile Wireless, and the feasibility of producing

02:29a high-spec phone, domestically under FTC guidelines. Despite these issues, Trump Mobile asserts

02:36strong demand, with the T1 phone's online order form, crashing shortly after its

02:41launch. Apple Wallet app users have expressed dissatisfaction over receiving push notifications

02:47promoting the film, F1 the movie, starring Brad Pitt, which includes a discount offer for tickets.

02:54Many iPhone owners are frustrated by unsolicited ads, appearing in built-in apps without their consent,

03:00highlighting ongoing resistance to such marketing practices on Apple devices.

03:05Elon Musk's legal team has claimed in a court filing that he

03:09does not use a computer, despite Musk posting several pictures of his laptop online.

03:14This statement is part of an ongoing lawsuit between Musk's AI startup XAI and OpenAI,

03:20which Musk alleges has breached its founding agreement. The legal battle includes accusations

03:25of unfair competition and disputes over compliance with discovery processes.

03:31Unihertz has announced the Titan 2, a modern smartphone inspired by BlackBerry, featuring a physical

03:37keyboard, 5G connectivity, and Android 15. The device includes upgraded specifications and is available

03:45for pre-order on Kickstarter at a price of $269, with retail pricing expected to be around $399.

03:54Researchers in Estonia have demonstrated that old smartphones can be repurposed into efficient,

04:00low-cost data centers when networked together with open-source software.

04:04This innovative approach not only provides a flexible solution for EOT applications in remote locations,

04:10but also aims to reduce electronic waste by recycling discarded phones.

04:16WebUI Forge has introduced support for Chroma, an open-source AI model trained on a diverse dataset.

04:23This model is designed to be community-driven and fully licensed, featuring architectural modifications

04:28to enhance performance while reducing size.

04:32In a significant ruling for the AI industry, a federal judge has determined that Anthropik's use of copyrighted books

04:39to train its AI system cloud is legal under the Fair Use Doctrine.

04:44However, the judge found that Anthropik's storage of over 7 million pirated books infringed copyrights,

04:50leading to a trial to determine damages.

04:52Finally, Google has launched Gemini CLI, an open-source AI agent that integrates the Gemini AI model directly into the terminal.

05:03This tool offers developers capabilities for coding, content generation, and task automation,

05:08enhancing AI-driven workflows.

05:11Developers can customize and extend Gemini CLI,

05:14making it a versatile assistant for various programming and research tasks.

05:18That's all for today's Tech Insights on Daily World Podcast.

05:24I'm Angela, reminding you to stay ahead of the curve in our rapidly evolving digital world.

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