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Privacy-focused consumer tech company DuckDuckGo launched a new Privacy Pro subscription on Thursday that bundles a VPN service, personal information removal, and identity theft restoration.
This is the company’s first move towards a subscription service built into the DuckDuckGo browser.
With personal information removal service, DuckDuckGo scans dozens of data broker sites to find details like your name and address.
(At that time, Removaly’s founder, Kyle Krzeski, posted on X that a privacy company acquired the startup without naming it.)
The third feature of DuckDuckGo’s privacy pro plan is identity theft restoration, where an advisor would help you recover your identity-related loss around the clock.
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SambaNova, an AI chip startup that’s raised over $1.1 billion in VC money to date, is gunning for OpenAI — and rivals — with a new generative AI product geared toward enterprise customers.
SambaNova today announced Samba-1, an AI-powered system designed for tasks like text rewriting, coding, language translation and more.
The company’s calling the architecture a “composition of experts” — a jargony name for a bundle of generative open source AI models, 56 in total.
But is Samba-1 really superior to the many, many other AI systems for business tasks out there, least of which OpenAI’s models?
Rather, it’s a set-it-and-forget it package — a full-stack solution with everything included, including AI chips, to build AI applications.
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The decision to end free Peacock Premium service for Xfinity customers on June 26, 2023 leaves many viewers concerned about the future of the streamer. As audience numbers decline, it…