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Seven families of Tumbler Ridge shooting victims have sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging the firm ignored flagged ChatGPT activity and hid the shooter’s new account to protect its IPO, while als
ChatGPT’s growth is stalling, with April uninstalls up 413% YoY and monthly active users only 78% higher than a year ago, while rival Claude enjoys an 11‑fold surge. Sensor Tower data and internal rep
Oracle has pivoted away from foundation-model development and instead wagered $300 billion on building data centers for OpenAI, making itself the cleanest public-market proxy for the AI boom.
BMW i Ventures has unveiled a $300M AI‑focused fund, expanding its portfolio to $1.1B and targeting early‑stage startups in robotics, industrial software, and advanced materials across North America a
China has frozen new licenses for autonomous vehicles after dozens of Baidu's Apollo Go robotaxis ground to a halt in Wuhan traffic last month, prompting Beijing regulators to halt fleet expansion, ne
The European Commission issued preliminary findings that Meta is breaching the Digital Services Act by failing to prevent children under 13 from accessing Facebook and Instagram, escalating a probe th
Elon Musk sued OpenAI and its co‑founders, alleging they stole a charity and abandoned the nonprofit mission, prompting a high‑profile trial where a judge ordered both parties to curb social‑media use
Eka’s robot arm can grasp, manipulate, and screw in a light bulb with human‑like fluidity, a milestone that has eluded commercial robots for years. While OpenAI and Google pour resources into scaling
AI’s explosive growth and opaque power are reshaping markets, prompting security threats, and sparking unprecedented economic fallout, as leading firms like Anthropic and OpenAI push models that even
General Motors is deploying Google's Gemini AI assistant to roughly 4 million US vehicles via over-the-air updates, while also announcing that its Super Cruise driver-assist system has logged one bill
Elon Musk testified in his lawsuit against OpenAI, Sam Altman, and Greg Brockman, telling jurors "it is not okay to steal a charity" and claiming the company betrayed its founding mission as a nonprof
OpenAI’s internal shift shows a bold pivot toward low‑cost, high‑volume subscriptions. The company now expects its $8‑a‑month ChatGPT Go to explode to 112 million users by 2026, while the $20 Plus tie
OpenAI and Anthropic briefed House Homeland Security Committee staff in two classified sessions on their cyber-capable AI models, while a separate jailbreaking demonstration showed members how easily
Taylor Swift's team filed trademark applications for two spoken phrases and a stage photo, attempting to add a new legal weapon against AI-generated copycats that exploit voices copyright law does not
OpenAI and AWS have launched Bedrock Managed Agents, powered by OpenAI, following an amendment to Microsoft's exclusive cloud deal that now lets OpenAI distribute across any hyperscaler while Azure re
NVIDIA is launching a 12GB VRAM variant of its GeForce RTX 5070 Laptop GPU, using a different memory supply chain to address constrained VRAM availability, with partner laptops expected to ship in Jun
U.S. Cyber Command is building model-agnostic AI infrastructure to test and deploy the strongest cyber models from any vendor or country of origin, sidestepping the Pentagon's standoff with Anthropic
Nvidia is tackling the so‑called RAM apocalypse by launching a 12 GB RTX 5070 laptop GPU built on new 3 GB GDDR7 memory that delivers roughly a 50 % performance jump while easing supply bottlenecks. T
Anthropic expanded Claude into the creative suite, adding native connectors for Photoshop, Blender, and Ableton, while pledging €240 k annually to keep Blender open‑source. The move, building on its r
YouTube launched "Ask YouTube," an experimental conversational AI search feature that returns mixed video-and-text answers with follow-up support, available to Premium US subscribers 18 and older thro
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