“I’ve had that name longer than him”: Meta deleted a bankruptcy lawyer’s Facebook page for “impersonating” Mark Zuckerberg — but it’s his real name, and now he’s fighting back

Meta has suspended a user account believed to belong to a lawyer due to suspicions of impersonation, but it appears that’s an error as he merely shares the same name with Mark Zuckerberg. However, it’s troubling that this isn’t the first time his Facebook profile has been mistakenly flagged and deactivated.

Microsoft dodges EU antitrust fine — unbundles Teams from Office 365

In the year 2019, Slack expressed worries about Microsoft bundling Teams with Office 365, leading to increased interest from EU regulatory bodies. A year subsequently, Slack submitted an official antitrust complaint to the European Commission, claiming that Microsoft was misusing its market power by pressuring customers to use Teams and preventing them from removing it.

Battlefield 6 Battle Royale details released — shaping up to be EA’s most ambitious mode yet

In contemporary times, it appears that every new competitive shooting game is incorporating a Battle Royale mode. Battlefield 6 is no exception and aims to distinguish itself from others in this regard. Personally, I’ll be hoping that it steers clear of the missteps that Splitgate 2 experienced with its underwhelming Battle Royale, which led to the game returning to beta testing.

Sam Altman warns the “dead internet theory” may soon come true — bots and AI like ChatGPT could kill the web in 3 years

On one side, this advanced tech holds immense potential in healthcare, particularly in identifying early symptoms of conditions like dementia and cancer, allowing for earlier intervention and treatment before the diseases progress. However, there’s also a concern that this technology could pose an existential risk to humanity, given a high likelihood (approximately 1 out of every 100,000 instances) of leading to human extinction.