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Walmart's Flipkart tests food delivery service with 8,000 employees ahead of planned launch against Zomato and Swiggy in India

Flipkart, the Walmart-owned Indian e-commerce company, is internally testing a food-delivery service called "Eat-in by Minutes" in Bengaluru. The trial has grown from a few hundred employees to more than 8,000, and Flipkart has deployed a dedicated rider fleet through its logistics arm Ekart. The service draws on restaurants listed via ON…

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Hugging Face policy chief warns embedded AI evaluators and current model benchmarks lack standardization and reproducibility

At TechCrunch Disrupt, Hugging Face chief policy officer Irene Solaiman said AI model evaluations remain an immature science with limited reproducibility and no meaningful way to compare tests against each other. She argued that open weights are central to reproducing results and that qualifications for effective third-party evaluators ne…

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Disney to hire majority of Character.AI staff as bankrupt chatbot startup faces litigation and regulatory pressure

Character.AI filed for bankruptcy earlier this week, and Disney has agreed to make employment offers to at least 60 of its employees, the majority of the workforce, at an estimated $60 million in annual compensation. A legal filing spotted by Bloomberg says the "vast majority" of those offered jobs accepted. Disney had previously agreed t…

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Meta removes commercial terms clause that appeared to allow scraping of business account domains for AI training

Meta updated its commercial terms of use to state it could "use any content from a business account's domains, web pages, or URLs" to provide, develop, improve, research, train and maintain its products and services. Legal experts quoted by Nieman Lab read this as a "remarkable provision" that could let Meta scrape any publisher with a Me…

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Users deploy AI coding agents such as Claude Code to strip ads, ACR tracking and bloatware from smart TVs via dumbtv and cleanyourtv

A growing number of developers and consumers are using AI coding agents, chiefly Claude Code, to remove sponsored ads, tracking features and preinstalled bloatware from smart TVs. Two GitHub projects, dumbtv (Muzzammil Yasin Sabuwala) and cleanyourtv (Gathin T.), package this approach. Cleanyourtv reportedly spread to a few thousand users…