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Alphabet Inc.’s Google Cloud and music streaming platform Spotify were down for more than two hours Thursday, leaving thousands of customers without
Walt Disney Co. and Comcast Corp.'s NBCUniversal have sued Midjourney, a generative artificial intelligence (AI) startup for copyright infringement, charging the company's website “displays hundreds, if not thousands, of images generated by its Image Service at the request of its subscribers that infringe Plaintiffs' Copyrighted Works.”
By: Jon Swartz
Late Tuesday, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the event in Austin, Texas, had been pushed back to June 22. By Wednesday, Musk has embarked on an “apology tour,” as one analyst called it, to make amends with former bestie, President Donald Trump, in an apparent attempt to gain favorable autonomous-vehicle regulations.
New York has quietly become the first state to ask companies to disclose whether artificial intelligence (AI) is responsible for layoffs through a new checkbox in its Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notice (WARN).
IYO Inc., a Silicon Valley-based wearable startup founded by a former Google engineer, this week filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, its CEO Sam Altman, and former Apple Inc. design whiz Jony Ive and his hardware venture io, over “willful” trademark infringement and unfair competition.
By: Jon Swartz
Published On: June 16, 2025 Major merchants Walmart Inc. and Amazon.com Inc. are mulling the use of stablecoins, potentially shifting high
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Chinese researchers' clinical trials for invasive brain-computer interface (BCI) devices in humans just allowed a 37-year-old man who lost all four limbs in a high-voltage accident to play video games using only his mind.
The Defense Department on Monday awarded OpenAI a one-year, $200 million contract for use of its artificial intelligence (AI) tools for administrative tasks and proactive cyberdefense – the first project of what the ChatGPT maker hopes will be many under its new OpenAI for Government initiative.
Nine months after Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed aggressive legislation that would have policed Big Tech's use of artificial intelligence (AI), a task force he assembled to look further into the issue has come back with a troubling assessment: “Without proper safeguards… powerful Al could induce severe and, in some cases, potentially irreversible harms,” it concluded in a report issued Tuesday.
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