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UK regulators probe whether Ryanair’s mandatory parent-and-kid seating fees are unfair under consumer law, and Ryanair fires back.
What starts as a DM experiment on mobile could reshape creator outreach, user retention, and platform competition across the US.
AISLE launched Snapshot so AI vulnerability scanning can run inside customer environments without code or security data leaving control.
Palantir’s CEO says Silicon Valley’s AI labs are future-first, customers-first, and even self-aware last.
Why Capital One’s AI Foundations approach turns prototypes into production systems, with measurement and culture doing the heavy lifting.
He’s tied true self-driving to a specific rider experience, and repeated it on Tesla’s Q1 2025 call.
BBC highlights four cases that may set how courts treat platforms, content, and duty of care.
At The New York Times' Hard Fork, Microsoft’s CEO pushes workers to use the right model, not the biggest one.
The Opendoor decision lands as India becomes the world’s largest GCC market, shifting how tech leadership thinks about talent and build-versus-buy.
The ChatGPT maker claims covert influence operations targeted an American debate, but says it found no meaningful impact.
WSJ says OpenAI is considering major model price reductions to lure consumers away from Anthropic.
Smaller, interest-based spaces are coming to Bluesky, built on the decentralized AT Protocol ecosystem.
