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TikTok s AI Chatbot Tako Starts Testing in the Philippines Amid ChatGPT s Popularity | HNGN

TikTok tests its AI chatbot, Tako, amid the continued popularity of OpenAI's ChatGPT. TikTok is now testing its AI chatbot called Tako to select users in the Philippines.

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TikTok Executive Claims Platform Ban Motivated by Xenophobia

A TikTok executive has claimed that motives to ban the Chinese-controlled platform stem from xenophobia and fear.

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TikTok Executive Takes a Page From Progressive Playbook, Calls Lawmakers Xenophobic Over House Hearing – RedState

TikTok executive says House lawmakers are xenophobic for asking questions.

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TikTok, CEO Gets Grilled in Congress Hearing About App s Ban In the US; COO Claims Xenophobia

Shou Chew and other TikTok executives remained calm amidst the grilling of their company. TikTok is finally appearing in Congress to address its operations in the country, with its CEO Shou Chew and other executives joining in.

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TikTok Executive Claims Platform Ban Motivated by Xenophobia

A TikTok executive has claimed that motives to ban the Chinese-controlled platform stem from xenophobia and fear.

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