Tech Weekly: Massive chip deals, Meta's AI chats

STORY: From a massive chips deal to Meta's use of AI chats to personalize content and ads.This is Tech Weekly.:: Tech WeeklyAMD will supply artificial intelligence chips to OpenAI in a multi-year deal.It would bring in tens of billions of dollars in annual revenue.And gives the ChatGPT creator the option to buy up to roughly 10% of the chipmaker.Investors liked what they heard as AMD's shares soared more than a third after the update.:: Joshua AaronApple said it had removed ICEBlock and other similar ICE-tracking apps from its App Store.That after it was contacted by President Trump's administration.It marks a rare instance of apps being taken down due to a U.S. federal government demand.The app alerts users to Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in their area.French prosecutors say they are investigating tech giant Apple's voice assistant Siri.It's after receiving a complaint accusing the company of illicit data collection.The probe has been given to a police force specialized in cybercrime.Tesla is expected to unveil a more affordable version of its best-selling Model Y SUV.The electric vehicle maker wants to reverse falling sales amid rising global competition.:: FileTesla posted two clips on X over the weekend, igniting excitement among the auto giant's fans.Meta announced another step toward personalizing user content — by tapping into people's conversations with its generative AI tools.Starting December, user interactions with the company's AI features will be added to existing data such as likes and follows.The move comes as other tech giants, including Google and Amazon, have begun monetizing AI tools.But few have used AI chat interactions to personalize content and ads across multiple platforms at the scale Meta is attempting.

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