Meta's revised business terms for its business accounts have come under fire from legal experts.
Microsoft says its artificial intelligence (AI) tool can diagnose medical conditions with up to four times the accuracy of human doctors.
Rhode Island Attorney General Peter F. Neronha has sued Meta over its alleged failure to combat scam advertisements on its platforms.
Uber has announced a major expansion of its partnership with OpenAI, the company behind the popular AI chatbot ChatGPT.
Spotify is cracking down on users who share their Family Plan subscriptions too widely.
Non-profit evaluators METR and Redwood Research have uncovered vulnerabilities in OpenAI's internal monitoring system.
Amazon has rebranded its Kindle Unlimited subscription service as Kindle+.
A woman in Pennsylvania was arrested and jailed for three nights after a fraudulent Cash App account was opened in her name, 404 Media reported.
Elon Musk has invested around $1 billion in Skydance, a newly formed media company, Semafor reported.
Canva, the popular design platform, has launched its first-ever image generation model called "Canva Craft."
OpenAI, the leading artificial intelligence (AI) company based in San Francisco, is on the verge of a major funding round.
Fortnite is back on Apple's Australian App Store after a federal court ruling.
Just Eat, a popular online food delivery service, had been using AI-generated images to display items that didn't yet have photos, but not all the results were as expected.
Benelli has launched its latest TRK 552 and TRK 552X adventure-touring motorcycles in India, starting at ₹7.22 lakh (ex-showroom).
Apple has been ordered by an Australian Federal Court to allow third-party app stores, direct app downloads, and alternative payment services for its users.
China's robotics company Unitree has unveiled its latest creation, the H2-X Kung Fu Legend Guardian.
Netflix has hinted at potential future price hikes for its subscription services.
ICICI Bank has announced a revision in its savings account service charges, effective from December 1.
Peter Steinberger, the creator of the popular open-source AI agent OpenClaw and a member of the technical staff at OpenAI, has revealed that he spent an eye-watering $10 million on AI tokens last month.
