A look at Paperless Post, a New York-based software company for sending online invitations and events that launched in 2009 and has sent ~650M invitations (Christopher Barnard/New York Times)

Christopher Barnard / New York Times:
A look at Paperless Post, a New York-based software company for sending online invitations and events that launched in 2009 and has sent ~650M invitations  —  James Hirschfeld and his sister, Alexa Hirschfeld, at the Paperless Post office in Manhattan’s Financial District.Jonah Rosenberg for The New York Times

The UK ICO is “making enquiries with Microsoft” over the company’s Recall feature, which some privacy campaigners have called a potential “privacy nightmare” (Imran Rahman-Jones/BBC)

Imran Rahman-Jones / BBC:
The UK ICO is “making enquiries with Microsoft” over the company’s Recall feature, which some privacy campaigners have called a potential “privacy nightmare”  —  The UK data watchdog says it is “making enquiries with Microsoft” over a new feature that can take screenshots of your laptop every few seconds.

Minnesota lawmakers reach a compromise with Uber and Lyft, setting a floor for drivers’ pay statewide at $1.28/mile and $0.31/minute, effective January 1, 2025 (Rebecca Bellan/TechCrunch)

Rebecca Bellan / TechCrunch:
Minnesota lawmakers reach a compromise with Uber and Lyft, setting a floor for drivers’ pay statewide at $1.28/mile and $0.31/minute, effective January 1, 2025  —  Uber and Lyft drivers in Minnesota will see higher pay thanks to a deal between the state and the country’s two largest ride-hailing companies.

Microsoft will soon let businesses build custom Copilot AI agents to automate tasks, and unveils Team Copilot to help with tasks in Teams, Loop, and Planner (Tom Warren/The Verge)

Tom Warren / The Verge:
Microsoft will soon let businesses build custom Copilot AI agents to automate tasks, and unveils Team Copilot to help with tasks in Teams, Loop, and Planner  —  Microsoft will soon allow businesses and developers to build AI-powered Copilots that can work like virtual employees and perform tasks automatically.

Google is rolling out a new AI-powered ad format that shows shoppers how items of clothing would look on different skin tones and body types (Louise Matsakis/Wired)

Louise Matsakis / Wired:
Google is rolling out a new AI-powered ad format that shows shoppers how items of clothing would look on different skin tones and body types  —  A new breed of online ad allows brands to pay Google to offer shoppers AI-generated images that show how items of clothing would look on different skin tones and body types.