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US newspapers take OpenAI and Microsoft to court over news content

Two major US newspapers have escalated the growing dispute between the media industry and artificial intelligence companies by filing a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft over the alleged use of journalistic content without authorization. The Seattle Times and Newsday filed the case in the US District......

Anthropic moves closer to a landmark IPO amid intensifying AI competition

Anthropic is reportedly moving closer to a major step into the public markets as the artificial intelligence sector enters a new phase of intense competition and investor scrutiny. The AI company is said to be nearing the selection of a group of leading global investment banks to oversee its long-awaited......

US and China move toward dialogue on artificial intelligence risks

The United States and China are reportedly moving closer to establishing a new dialogue on the security risks associated with artificial intelligence, as the rapid development of advanced AI systems raises growing concerns about their potential use in sophisticated cyberattacks. According to people......

Meta unveils its most powerful AI model yet

Meta has introduced Muse Spark 1.3, the company’s most advanced artificial intelligence model to date, as it seeks to strengthen its position in an increasingly competitive AI market. The new model was initially made available to developers as a paid service, but Meta plans to bring its capabilities......

Apple accused of infringing patents linked to iPhone facial recognition technology

Apple is facing a patent infringement lawsuit from German chemical company BASF, which claims that several iPhone and iPad models use technology covered by patents belonging to its subsidiary, trinamiX. The lawsuit, filed on Thursday in a US federal court in Midland, Texas, centers on technology designed......

OpenAI prepares Astra launch as powerful AI model triggers stricter safety measures

OpenAI is preparing to release a new artificial intelligence model called Astra, but the company says its advanced cybersecurity capabilities require additional safeguards before the system can be made more widely available. Company officials told reporters during a briefing on Tuesday that Astra can......

G20 backs U.S.-led framework for a more flexible approach to AI regulation

G20 countries have reached an agreement on a new framework for artificial intelligence and emerging technologies that reflects the United States’ push for a more flexible regulatory approach focused on innovation, investment and technological growth. The agreement was reached during a technology......

Meta smart glasses face privacy lawsuit over alleged unauthorized data collection

Meta is facing an expanded class-action lawsuit accusing the technology company of misleading consumers about the privacy protections surrounding its AI-powered smart glasses. The amended complaint broadens the group of potential plaintiffs beyond people who own or use the glasses to include individuals......

Who made the first touchscreen smartphone in history?

The iPhone is often credited with revolutionizing the smartphone industry when Apple introduced it in 2007. Samsung and other major manufacturers later helped make touchscreen devices a global standard. But the story of touchscreen smartphones began more than a decade before the first iPhone. Among......

New Windows 11 update causes mouse cursor and desktop problems

Microsoft has acknowledged problems affecting some users after the installation of a new optional Windows 11 update that was intended to improve system performance. Instead, the update has reportedly introduced a series of issues affecting the mouse cursor, desktop settings, system fonts and other basic......

Jensen Huang urges the G20 to regulate real risks of artificial intelligence

Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, called on G20 countries on Wednesday to avoid building their artificial intelligence regulations around risks he considers still theoretical. This position aligns with the arguments made by several American tech leaders, who are concerned about preserving the development speed......

From Jobs to Ternus: How Apple evolved through three eras of leadership

Apple is entering a new chapter in its history as John Ternus takes over as chief executive, marking another major leadership transition for one of the world's most influential technology companies. The change comes nearly 15 years after Steve Jobs died in October 2011, leaving behind a company......

Sony and Warner sue Anthropic over alleged use of copyrighted music in AI training

Sony Music and Warner Music have filed a lawsuit against artificial intelligence company Anthropic in a California federal court, accusing the company of unlawfully using copyrighted musical works to train its Claude AI models. The music companies allege that Anthropic reproduced and used hundreds of......

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