Apple recently released the iOS 18.3 developer beta and has decided to temporarily disable the AI summary feature for news and entertainment app notifications. This feature, originally supported by Apple's smart technology, received considerable criticism from users during its use, particularly due to serious errors in summarizing content, such as misinterpretations of reports from the BBC. According to reports from MacRumors and 9to5Mac, Apple stated that it will re-enable this feature in future software updates and continue to improve it.

Brave Search announced a significant update on Thursday: the addition of a conversation mode to its 'Answer with AI' feature, allowing users to ask follow-up questions based on the initial search, greatly enhancing the coherence and depth of the search experience. The operation of this innovative feature is very intuitive. For example, when searching for 'Christopher Nolan movies,' the system first generates an AI summary that introduces the background of the director Nolan and his representative works. Now, users can ask follow-up questions in the dialogue box below the summary.

Recently, The New York Times issued a warning letter to a startup named Perplexity, demanding that they 'stop using our content.' This company, backed by Jeff Bezos, has been accused of using The New York Times' content without authorization in its AI summaries and other outputs. The letter stated that Perplexity's actions have allowed them to 'gain improper benefits' and violate copyright laws by using the publisher's 'carefully crafted, thoroughly researched, and edited news' without a license.

Android Auto update introduces a new 'P' badge to remind users to use Android Auto while parked. Version 11.4 introduces an AI summary feature that automatically summarizes long messages or busy group chats and suggests relevant replies and actions.