This Week in Tech 928

TikTok Montana ban, Instagram's Twitter clone, Tears of the Kingdom, and more.

• Everything we know about Instagram’s Twitter clone, due this summer. 
• How Apple’s headset could be a $3,000 flop—and a success. 
• Pixel Fold. 
• TikTok Users Sue Montana, Calling State Ban Unconstitutional. 
• Dear Section 230 Critics: When Senators Hawley And Cruz Are Your Biggest Allies, It's Time To Rethink. 
• Tears of the Kingdom sold 10 million copies in just three days. 
• Supreme Court sides against Andy Warhol Foundation in copyright infringement case. 
• Supreme Court Leaves 230 Alone For Now, But Justice Thomas Gives A Pretty Good Explanation For Why It Exists In The First Place. 
• Google reaches $39.9 million privacy settlement with Washington state. 
• The government can’t seize your data — but it can buy it. 
• Apple created its new voice feature for—and with—people with ALS. 
• CNET staff are unionizing, citing editorial independence and use of AI tools. 
• AI-Generated 'Seinfeld' Show Banned on Twitch After Transphobic Standup Bit. 
• Have we oversold the potential of AI? 
• Bard vs ChatGPT. 
• OpenAI chief concerned about AI being used to compromise elections. 
• NASA picks Blue Origin to make a second human-crewed lunar lander. 
• D&D streaming TV channel on the way, will include cartoons, actual play. 
• Cord-Cutting Q1 2023: Pay-TV Ops Lose 2.3M Subs, Worst Quarter to Date. 
• The triumph—yes, triumph—of BlackBerry. 

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Links

• Everything we know about Instagram’s Twitter clone, due this summer
• How Apple’s headset could be a $3,000 flop—and a success
• TikTok Users Sue Montana, Calling State Ban Unconstitutional - The New York Times
• Tears of the Kingdom sold 10 million copies in just three days - The Verge
• Supreme Court sides against Andy Warhol Foundation in copyright infringement case
• Supreme Court Leaves 230 Alone For Now, But Justice Thomas Gives A Pretty Good Explanation For Why It Exists In The First Place | Techdirt
• Google reaches $39.9 million privacy settlement with Washington state | Reuters
• The government can’t seize your data — but it can buy it | TechCrunch
• Apple created its new voice feature for—and with—people with ALS
• CNET staff are unionizing, citing editorial independence and use of AI tools - The Verge
• OpenAI chief concerned about AI being used to compromise elections
• NASA picks Blue Origin to make a second human-crewed lunar lander - The Verge
• D&D streaming TV channel on the way, will include cartoons, actual play - Polygon
• Cord-Cutting Hits All-Time High in Q1, as U.S. Pay-TV Subscriptions Fall to Lowest Levels Since 1992
• The triumph—yes, triumph—of BlackBerry