New TikTok Features Let Users Decide How Much AI Fills Their Feed

New AI startup ReadingMinds has developed a technology that enhances sentiment analysis by distinguishing not only what customers say but also how they express their feelings. This advancement aims to improve customer interactions and experiences.

Former President Trump is considering an executive order aimed at undermining state regulations on artificial intelligence (AI). The proposed draft includes the establishment of a federal litigation task force and the potential withholding of certain federal funds from states that implement their own AI regulations.

Adobe has announced its acquisition of Semrush for $1.9 billion in an all-cash deal. This strategic move aims to enhance brand visibility across traditional search engines, large language models, and AI discovery platforms.

Finnish telecommunications company Nokia aims to achieve annual operating profits between €2.7 billion and €3.2 billion by 2028, driven by its investment in artificial intelligence technologies.

A Chinese investment firm has acquired a block of shares in ByteDance Ltd. at a valuation of $480 billion, significantly higher than recent valuations. This acquisition reflects strong investor interest in ByteDance, the parent company of the popular video platform TikTok.

Multi-agent AI orchestration frameworks like Claude-Flow assist teams in modernizing legacy applications more efficiently by automating processes such as analysis, planning, testing, and cutover.

TikTok is testing a new feature that introduces a slider for users to control the amount of AI-generated content in their feeds. This feature is part of the Manage Topics section and aims to enhance user experience by allowing more customization. Additionally, TikTok plans to implement invisible watermarks to improve the identification of AI content.

Microsoft, Nvidia, and Anthropic have entered into a multibillion-dollar partnership to enhance artificial intelligence capabilities. This collaboration will scale Anthropic's AI model, Claude, on Microsoft's Azure platform using Nvidia's chips, making advanced AI technologies more accessible to enterprises.