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These are the Daily Tech Headlines for Monday, June 23rd, 2025. I'm Sarah Lane. Tesla has begun offering $4.20 driverless rides in Austin using a small fleet of 2025 Model Y SUVs running with its latest full self driving software. Certain riders were invited and must use a new app to hail rides, which operate from 6am till midnight. The service is autonomous. However, Tesla includes a front passenger seat human safety monitor and has been somewhat secretive about the program, blocking public records requests and offering few technical details. Open AI removed all references to Johnny I Hardware startup iXO from its site and social media after a trademark lawsuit was filed by hearing device company IO. That's I Y Big O While the name and related Media are missing, OpenAI says the $6.5 billion hardware partnership with I've is still moving forward. The original announcement included a joint video with Jony I've and Sam Altman, but was taken down due to a court order. The information reports that Google has cut Google TV's budget by 10%, reportedly laying off around a quarter of its 300 person team. The shift comes ahead of major integration of Gemini AI into the platform and a broader pivot towards enhancing YouTube as a Netflix style streaming service. Despite the cuts, Google says it sees TV as a key hub for smart home and AI driven experiences. A new report from the Verge looks at the music industry shifting from fighting AI generated tracks to tracking and monetizing them. Companies like Firmilio Musical AI and Deezer are embedding detection tools across training, creation and distribution pipelines. Deezer says its tools now detect AI in 20 of daily uploads, so there's some ways to go. But hey, 20%. Then there are protocols like spawning's do not train protocol which want to give artists opt out control over training data. Although adoption is inconsistent and fragmented without regulation or centralized oversight. A worldwide study by the Reuters Institute for the Study of journalism found that 79% of people surveyed said that they don't get news alerts on their phone in any given week, with 43% actively disabling them. The report says people disable the alerts either because they feel they get too many or because they're just not useful. It's not just news, though. Consumers say they're overwhelmed by notifications of all kinds. Facebook is rolling out passkey support for its mobile app, making logins more secure through fingerprint, face scan or pins. These passkeys offer superior protection against theft, guessing, leaks and phishing compared to traditional passwords, as they only function with a legitimate domain. The feature will be available ON Android and iOS soon, no exact date yet, and will eventually extend to messenger, allowing users to leverage their established Facebook pesky Amazon launched its second batch of 27 Project Kuiper Internet satellites into low earth orbit on Monday using a ULA Atlas V rocket from Cape Canaveral. The move is Amazon's latest in its plan to build a 3236 satellite constellation rivaling SpaceX's Starlink. Amazon now has 54 Kuiper satellites in orbit and must deploy at least half the network by July of 2026 to meet FCC requirements, the BBC claims. AI startup Perplexity's chatbot is reproducing BBC content verbatim without permission. The BBC is demanding the company delete any used content, halt further use and offer financial compensation, saying that perplexity ignored web crawler restrictions and damaged the BBC's editorial integrity and reputation. Perplexity denies wrongdoing and finally, Lenovo launched the ARM based Chromebook Plus 14 starting at $649 and promising up to 17 hours of battery life with new AI features exclusive to the device. It runs on MediaTek's companion Ultra 910 chip with a 14 inch OLED display, Dolby Atmos audio, a 5 megapixel webcam, and up to 16 gigs of RAM. Buyers also get a free year of Google One AI Pro, which is normally $240 available now at Best Buy and lenovo.com for more analysis of the tech news of the day, subscribe to dailytechnewshow.com that is where you can find show notes and links to all these headlines there as well. Keep up with us. Will yeah, I'm Sarah Lane. Thank you for listening. We'll talk to you next time.