Major AI job disruptions, regulatory challenges, and product recalls dominate tech news as streaming platforms compete and hardware innovations continue.

Cloudflare announced that AI eliminated 1,100 jobs while the company hit record revenue, highlighting the paradox of AI-driven efficiency gains amid workforce displacement concerns.

Tesla faces its 11th Cybertruck recall as wheels may separate from certain models due to incorrect grease and loose nuts, continuing quality control issues for the electric vehicle.

Prime Video joins Netflix and Disney by launching a TikTok-like 'Clips' feed, intensifying competition in the short-form video streaming space across major platforms.

Google updated its AI Overviews to link more sources, addressing concerns about AI-generated search results and improving attribution to original content creators.

Elon Musk faces a criminal probe in France after ignoring summons in an X regulatory case, adding to mounting legal challenges for the social media platform.

A major cyberattack disrupted the Canvas learning platform during finals week, affecting students' ability to complete coursework at critical moments in the academic calendar.

Apple is reportedly in talks with Intel to manufacture iPhone and Mac chips based on Apple's designs, potentially reducing dependence on TSMC after years of partnership.

Instagram DMs are losing end-to-end encryption starting today, allowing Meta and law enforcement to access messages, marking a significant privacy shift for the platform.

Google introduced Fitbit Air, a lightweight screenless fitness tracker with extended battery life, and made Google Health Coach globally available as part of health and wellness expansion.

Porsche shuttered its e-bike, battery, and software subsidiaries as part of a major company overhaul, signaling strategic retreat from non-core automotive segments.