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Makes the Ray-Ban smart glasses at the center of the debate
Oslo banned smart glasses in its schools this week. The ban covers the entire school day at every grade level and took effect August 27, though the city only announced it September 10. The delay came from the political truce that followed King Harald V's death on August 28.
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Reached $18B settlement with states
California will require social media platforms to verify users' ages before serving them addictive features, and ban those features for users under 16. AI companion chatbot operators must audit their products for child-safety risks, disclose when users are talking to a bot, and hand results to independent auditors.
Cutting 8,000 jobs (10% of workforce) to fund AI infrastructure; no public AI code-share figure disclosed
For most of computing's history, every line of production code at a major software company was typed by a human. On April 24 at Google Cloud Next 2026, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said 75 percent of new code at the company is now generated by artificial intelligence and reviewed by engineers. That share was 25 percent in October 2024.
Updated May 31
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