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ByteDance Building Out Artificial Intelligence Team in US

19. Februar 2026 um 13:00
Chinese tech giant ByteDance Ltd. is hiring in the US for nearly 100 open roles within its artificial intelligence division, an effort to compete with the world’s leading US-based AI companies despite years of national security concerns from American lawmakers and regulators.

Signage at the ByteDance Ltd. offices in Singapore.

Snap Shares Sink as Social Media Bans Pose Threat to User Growth

04. Februar 2026 um 21:27
Snap Inc. shares fell by the most in six months after the company reported a decline in daily users, partly driven by Australia’s ban on social media for children.

Pedestrians pass in front of Snap Inc. signage displayed on the exterior of the New York Stock Exchange. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg

TikTok’s New CEO Brings Hollywood Connections, ByteDance Loyalty

23. Januar 2026 um 21:29
TikTok picked an insider to lead its newly created US business, choosing an executive with deep ties to the entertainment world and history reporting up to ByteDance Ltd.’s leadership.

HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA - AUGUST 29: Adam Presser speaks onstage during TikTok Redefining Fandom at Hollywood Athletic Club on August 29, 2024 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images for TikTok)

What the TikTok Deal Means for the App’s Future in the US

The yearslong saga over the future of TikTok’s American operations has finally reached a conclusion. The social media platform said on Jan. 23 that its US arm has been bought by a consortium led by Oracle Corp., formalizing the deal outlined by the Trump administration in September.

The TikTok page in Apple’s App Store.
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  • Australia’s Social Media Ban on Kids Is Likely an Outlier
    Welcome to Tech In Depth, our daily newsletter about the business of tech from Bloomberg’s journalists around the world. Today, in our series that looks at themes to watch in 2026, Alexandra S. Levine reports that Australia’s law to ban minors from social media is unlikely to trigger a global wave of similar restrictions sought by child-safety advocates.
     

Australia’s Social Media Ban on Kids Is Likely an Outlier

05. Januar 2026 um 12:02
Welcome to Tech In Depth, our daily newsletter about the business of tech from Bloomberg’s journalists around the world. Today, in our series that looks at themes to watch in 2026, Alexandra S. Levine reports that Australia’s law to ban minors from social media is unlikely to trigger a global wave of similar restrictions sought by child-safety advocates.

A notification on the Instagram app in Sydney. Australia on Dec. 10 imposed a ban on social media for those younger than 16.

How TikTok Deal Would Resolve Saga Over Its US Operation

The yearslong saga over the future of TikTok’s American operations could finally be nearing a conclusion. The social media platform says its US arm is being bought by a consortium led by Oracle Corp., aligning with the deal outlined by the Trump administration in September.

A man walks past a Tiktok booth during the 2024 Appliance & Electronics World Expo in Shanghai. Photographer: AFP/Getty Images
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  • Watch Out, Oscars. Here Come the TikTok Awards
    Welcome to Tech In Depth, our daily newsletter about the business of tech from Bloomberg’s journalists around the world. Today, Alexandra S. Levine reports on TikTok’s effort to raise the profile of its creators with a Hollywood-style awards show.
     

Watch Out, Oscars. Here Come the TikTok Awards

18. Dezember 2025 um 12:02
Welcome to Tech In Depth, our daily newsletter about the business of tech from Bloomberg’s journalists around the world. Today, Alexandra S. Levine reports on TikTok’s effort to raise the profile of its creators with a Hollywood-style awards show.

The TikTok logo arranged on a smartphone in Sydney, Australia, on Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2025. Australia will soon ban its youth from popular services like TikTok and Instagram, becoming the world’s first democracy to carry out such a crackdown in response to growing concerns about social media’s harms.
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  • YouTube atrae a más niños de 1 a 3 años y creadores buscan lucrarse con contenido generado por IA
    Monique Hinton se frota los dedos en uno de sus videos recientes de YouTube, indicando a su más de un millón de seguidores en la plataforma que les tiene una idea de negocio rentable. Primero, le pidió a ChatGPT que reprodujera letras de canciones infantiles “simples y repetitivas” con “palabras divertidas y sin sentido como ‘la la’ o ‘na na’”, por ejemplo. Luego, ingresó los resultados en un generador de videos de inteligencia artificial independiente. Minutos después, la herramienta lo había e
     

YouTube atrae a más niños de 1 a 3 años y creadores buscan lucrarse con contenido generado por IA

15. Dezember 2025 um 15:46
Monique Hinton se frota los dedos en uno de sus videos recientes de YouTube, indicando a su más de un millón de seguidores en la plataforma que les tiene una idea de negocio rentable. Primero, le pidió a ChatGPT que reprodujera letras de canciones infantiles “simples y repetitivas” con “palabras divertidas y sin sentido como ‘la la’ o ‘na na’”, por ejemplo. Luego, ingresó los resultados en un generador de videos de inteligencia artificial independiente. Minutos después, la herramienta lo había e

Illustration: Brian Blomerth for Bloomberg Businessweek

YouTube Creators Spin Up AI Videos to Keep Babies Glued to the Screen

04. Dezember 2025 um 12:02
Welcome to Tech In Depth, our daily newsletter about the business of tech from Bloomberg’s journalists around the world. Today, Alexandra S. Levine follows her report on the growing use of AI videos on YouTube aimed at children younger than 2 years old.

The fastest-growing group of children viewers on YouTube are younger than 2 years old, according to Pew Research Center data.
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