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Instagram teen accounts with automatic protections on who can contact teenagers and the content they can see.

Instagram teen accounts have contact limits on by default, so teenagers get messages from people they know, not strangers, and default content settings.

Plus, teenagers under 16 can't change these default settings without parental approval.

So parents can help teenagers connect safely.

Learn more at Instagram.com slash teen accounts.

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Order on the McDonald's app.

Saved from 11 a.m.

Upcharges and fees apply to delivery orders.

Subject to availability.

Price and participation may vary.

Amazon's new Alexa Plus powered feature can generate podcast episodes.

I'm Imran Shake and your Dilly Crunch for Tuesday starts right now.

Well, commencement season has come around again and this year a couple speakers have discovered, well, that it's kind of tough to get graduating students excited about a future shaped by artificial intelligence.

You see, last week Gloria Caulfield, an executive at real estate firm Tavistock Development Company, gave a speech at the University of Central Florida, acknowledging that

we're living in a time of profound change, which can be both exciting and daunting.

The rise of artificial intelligence is the next industrial revolution, Caulfield declared,

prompting the students in the audience to begin booing, getting louder and louder with

the booing, until Caulfield chuckled,

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