On July 20, William Willis covered Meta releasing LLaMa 2 AI Model for free, Spain fining Apple and Amazon $218 million over limiting third party competition and the US announcing plans for a cybersecurity labeling program to help consumers choose safer devices. He also talked about the EU requiring TikTok to comply with more rules for the upcoming Digital Services Act. Finally, he previewed articles from Techstrong.ai, Cloud Native Now and Security Boulevard, which covered how the UN is tackling AI risks, user management in cloud-native applications and a report showing how LLMs struggle to identify malware.

On July 18, William Willis covered the FTC's investigation of OpenAI for violating consumer protections, OpenAI's deal with the Associated Press to license content and Google's release of its AI chatbot in Europe and Brazil. He also talked about Tesla completing production on its first Cyber Truck. Finally, he previewed articles from Digital CxO, DevOps.com and Cloud Native Now, which covered how Capital One is optimizing its cloud data cost-effectively, Postman’s State of API Report and how IBM is simplifying application development for hybrid cloud environments.

On July 11, William Willis covered the UN's first news conference featuring humanoid social robots, China's $1 billion fine of financial companies including Ant Group and how several comedians and writers are suing Meta and OpenAI for using their copyrighted material. He also talked about Google testing its medical AI chatbot in hospitals. Finally, he previewed articles from DevOps.com, Digital CxO and Security Boulevard, which covered Loft Labs making its developer environment creator tool open source, how AI is transforming contract management and an SB Blogwatch looking at a critical bug in SolarView’s solar power monitoring product.