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AI, Security & Privacy

Meta Begins Unwinding $2 Billion Manus Acquisition After Beijing Orders Divestiture

Meta has started dismantling its $2B Manus acquisition, blocking employees from using Manus tools and cutting the companies off from internal systems and data sharing, Bloomberg reports. The June 2026 move follows Beijing’s national-security divestiture order issued about two months earlier, after regulators flagged possible technology export control and foreign investment issues. Manus, founded in China under Butterfly Effect, moved staff to Singapore in mid-2025, and its co-founders have discussed raising about $1B from outside investors to reclaim the startup.

AI, General

German Court Rules Google Liable for False Statements Made by AI Overviews

Munich’s Regional Court said in June 2026 that Google is liable for false “AI Overviews” statements, ordering it to stop erroneous claims, remove most defamatory text, and pay 80% of legal costs. Publishers claimed summaries wrongly linked them to scams and subscription-fraud, and the court rejected Google’s “verify” warning.

AI, Security & Privacy

Apple’s Craig Federighi Says New Siri Is Designed to Reject Romantic Engagement

In a June 2026 interview on the podcast Mostly Human, Apple software chief Craig Federighi said the redesigned Siri is intentionally built to disengage from “engagement” tactics like sycophancy and will not act as a romantic partner, focusing instead on helping users get things done and learn. The discussion with Greg Joswiak also covered privacy and Apple’s new child safety protections, after MacRumors spotted the remarks and The Verge’s early tests showed Siri tends to stop rather than prolong conversations.

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