In an unexpected turn of events, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman expressed his surprise at The New York Times’ lawsuit against the company, stating that their artificial intelligence models do not […]
Intel gains a potential reprieve in its battle against a €1 billion fine from the European Commission as an adviser to Europe’s top court identifies flaws in the case presented
Intel receives a lifeline in its battle against a €1 billion fine from Brussels. Read More »
Smartphones are poised to become significantly more intelligent in the coming year as the next wave of artificial intelligence permeates the devices that have become ubiquitous in people’s lives.
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Amancio Ortega, the billionaire founder of Zara, is capitalizing on the current downturn in commercial property prices, seeing it as an opportunity to acquire assets at a reduced cost, especially
Billionaire behind Zara seizes opportunity to acquire discounted real estate. Read More »
Cap table management startup Carta has found itself dealing with a recent public relations crisis over the past couple of days. This is not Carta’s first public scandal, but this
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Last week, Artifact, a noteworthy news app developed by Instagram’s co-founders, announced its closure due to challenges in achieving critical mass. Despite positive feedback from its core audience and its
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The European Commission has sent requests for information (RFI) to 17 platforms subject to algorithmic transparency regulations under the bloc’s Digital Services Act (DSA), it said today. These asks are
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Solana Mobile is making waves after unveiling its second web3 phone, named “Chapter 2,” this week. While its initial handset, Saga, experienced a gradual surge in sales that eventually led
It’s challenging to envision a repetition of the remarkable year the chip and technology sector experienced in 2023, but both financial and technology analyst groups almost universally agree that 2024
Close to a dozen copyright infringement cases were filed against various AI companies in 2023, but one particular lawsuit stands out for its potential wide-reaching implications. The New York
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