
Reddit Ends RSS Feeds and Public API Access Over AI Scraping Concerns
Reddit is shutting down RSS feeds and ending public API access as it moves to limit scraping and automated data collection tied to AI tools.
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Reddit is shutting down RSS feeds and ending public API access as it moves to limit scraping and automated data collection tied to AI tools.

Consumer AI adoption is growing, but high operating costs and limited user spending are challenging AI companies building consumer products.

Meta has denied claims that its Muse AI agent accessed private messages without permission, saying users must manually enable required permissions.

DoorDash has launched an AI agent that lets users order food through Apple Messages using text prompts, recommendations, and personalised requests.

AI startup Instinct has launched personalised product recommendations, but some users are criticising the feature for suggesting items they did not request.

FedEx has ordered 2,000 electric trucks from Harbinger in a $300 million deal as the EV startup expands production of medium-duty commercial vehicles.

President Trump and AI leaders have signed a voluntary AI safety pledge focused on frontier models, but the published agreement included a spelling error.

Google has launched Fitbit Air in India, a screen-free fitness tracker with advanced health-monitoring features and a premium price tag.

Instagram is adding an AI video assistant to Edits that gives creators personalised feedback using performance data and audience insights.

Restate has raised $20 million to expand its durable workflow infrastructure as companies build more complex AI agent systems.

WhatsApp is adding new parental controls that let guardians manage teen interactions, group settings, and Meta AI content preferences.

Amazon’s new Fire TV Stick 4K brings faster performance, USB charging support, and a redesigned remote with improved controls.