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When AI Becomes a Superstar: How Virtual Influencers Are Raking in $500K a Year AI influencers, like Japan's Imma, gain popularity post-pandemic, blending seamlessly into social media and reshaping entertainment.
Driving with Vision Pro: A Look into Apple's Patent for Vehicle Assistance Earlier this month, when Apple launched its mixed reality (MR) headset Vision Pro, a bizarre incident occurred. A user was spotted behind the wheel of a moving car, operating Vision Pro. He reportedly had Tesla's self-driving mode turned on. The video of the incident quickly went viral, and a growing chorus of voices began to criticize the system. As the controversy spread, the U.S. Secretary of Transportation got involved. "All advanced driver assistance systems in use today must allow the occupant to remain focused on driving and in control of the vehicle at all times," said Secretary Pete Buttigieg on his X (formerly Twitter) account. In other words, don't use Vision Pro while driving. Apple also banned Vision Pro in cars........
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