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Subscribe as a SAS Master General is set to be launched by Meta.

It's just one of the generative, artificial intelligence bots Meta is working on as

it tries to boost its appeal with younger users.

Reporter Salvador Rodriguez will join us to talk about the company's plans and the

risks of giving AI a personality.

But first, Chinese technology giant Huawei unveiled its latest tablets, smart watches,

and earphones yesterday.

They're supported by a homegrown challenger to Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, which are the global

standards and wireless communication.

The company said the new technology dubbed Neuralink combines the best features of both

Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, for short range connections between devices, and works with both.

The product launches and Neuralink appear to signal that the company has been able

to develop products despite US efforts to block Chinese companies from accessing cutting

edge technology.

Earlier this month, Huawei launched a new high-speed smartphone that set to rival iPhone's position

in the Chinese market.

Another tech giant is investing big in an AI startup.

We're exclusively reporting that Amazon is putting up to $4 billion into Anthropic,

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