Microsoft is hunting a buyer or partner for the studio behind Marvel's Blade, with French labor law and a union fight shaping the outcome.

As AI stocks tumble, the economist warns demand for compute is price-sensitive and the payoff for firms has yet to show up.

The suit against Claude's maker could decide whether AI companies must pay for music catalogs, and it raises the legal stakes for every generative AI firm.

Peter Steinberger, the developer behind the open-source AI agent OpenClaw and now an OpenAI employee, revealed the eye-watering cost of running AI agents at scale at Cloudflare's Connect conference.

Halima Salman's defense says her father forced her into Syria as a teen bride; prosecutors say she trained with Daesh. The verdict could reshape how US courts treat coerced affiliates.

A vulnerability in the code behind a large share of the web is triggering a worldwide scramble to patch, and it's a reminder that your stack's oldest dependencies can be its biggest risk.

A decade of PHP versions is vulnerable, and governments already pulled sites offline. Here's what to patch now.

European agencies from Belgium to Germany took websites dark to patch a critical weakness in the language behind almost 70% of the web, and the blast radius extends far beyond government portals.

The emergency patch every site owner must deploy now: what the PHP vulnerability means, why AI called it historic, and the fallout already visible.

A federal judge tossed the case on procedural grounds after Ann Altman missed a medical exam and deadlines, clearing a legal overhang for OpenAI's chief.

Google's premium ChromeOS-Android hybrid starts at $899, but the first major review says the software can't match the hardware. A risky debut against the MacBook Air and Surface Laptop.

The dismissal clears the singer's bestselling memoir of defamation claims, a win for authors and publishers facing similar suits.