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A surveillance company’s legal letter post sparked a new fight over public debate, law enforcement partnerships, and accountability.
BBC’s Tom Gerken tests the ground-up remade pirate adventure and weighs whether the wait pays off.
After backlash, Meta disables the feature that let anyone generate AI images from public Instagram accounts via @-mentions.
The strategist pitched as Xbox’s “fix” carries a playbook shaped by Roblox-style worlds and UGC.
A new lawsuit claims security loopholes and recruitment sessions helped OpenAI’s hardware push. Here are the core allegations.
UK testing found guardrails that can be bypassed for vulnerability discovery and autonomous exploits, raising regulatory whiplash questions.
A reinforcement learning approach could keep superconducting qubits aligned while programs run, reducing drift for long jobs.
The lawsuit targets OpenAI as it expands beyond software, raising urgent questions for any board betting on AI chips.
The agency gives just 10 calendar days for “DJI front companies” accused of dodging the foreign drone ban.
The lawsuit claims OpenAI recruited Apple staff and sought confidential product designs, raising new risks for AI hiring.
In a lawsuit filed Friday, Apple claims OpenAI used interview steps to extract trade-secret information and evade security.
Canada modernizes private-sector privacy law, yet experts say the real AI risk is what models infer, not what firms collect.
