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- 1Nissan revives the Pixo as its cheapest electric city carโผNissan revives the Pixo as its cheapest EV yet, a city car starting under $25,000
Nissan is bringing back the Pixo name for a new small electric city car priced from under $25,000, making it the brand's cheapest EV. The compact model is aimed at urban drivers seeking affordable electric mobility. The move signals Nissan's push to compete in the growing budget EV segment.
- 2ECB and Brazil Launch Study to Link TIPS with Pix PaymentsโEuropean Central Bank (ECB) and Brazil Launch Study to Link TIPS with Pix Instant Payments
The European Central Bank and Brazil have launched a study exploring a link between the ECB's TIPS instant payment system and Brazil's Pix instant payments network. The work examines how cross-border instant payments between the euro area and Brazil could be connected. The announcement is drawing attention as a step toward faster, cheaper international payments between the two regions.
- 3Pixelfed faces backlash after adopting AI featuresโPicture-sharing platform Pixelfed โ "the federated Instagram alternative" โ now using AI Antimundo (@antimundo@mastodon.
Pixelfed, the federated, open-source picture-sharing platform long promoted as an Instagram alternative, is now using AI, sparking criticism among Fediverse users. One commentator says they will stop recommending the platform to others, reflecting frustration among users who valued Pixelfed as a non-commercial, community-driven space.
- 4Pixelfed adds AI features, sparking debateโFederated picture-sharing platform Pixelfed โ "the federated Instagram alternative" โ now using AI https:// feddit.onlin
Pixelfed, the federated picture-sharing platform often described as a decentralized alternative to Instagram, has begun using AI, according to discussion in the fediverse. The news is circulating in communities critical of AI adoption, with users debating what the move means for a platform whose appeal has largely rested on being a non-commercial, community-run alternative to mainstream social networks.