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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 require training on the publisher’s data. Describing the legal action as peculiar, Altman revealed that OpenAI had been engaged in productive negotiations with the Times […]

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 by antitrust regulators. Laila Medina, an advocate-general for the European Court of Justice, highlighted on Wednesday that the commission had erred in calculating the damage

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.   Samsung, the primary competitor to Apple and its iPhone, offered a sneak peek into the evolving landscape of smartphones during the unveiling of the next

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 new incident has stirred more attention due to its direct impact on the company’s customers.   Here’s what happened: According to Carta, one sales employee

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 strategic use of AI for recommendations, news summarization, and clickbait rewriting, along with a sleek and modern design, the app faced unexpected setbacks. New data

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 specifically in relation to requirements that platforms provide data access to researchers investigating systemic risks in the European Union. The list of so-called very large

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 to a complete sellout in the U.S. and European Union, the Chapter 2 is witnessing a significantly faster depletion.   The demand for Chapter 2