Seattle Times and Newsday are the latest publications to sue OpenAI and Microsoft
Two more news organizations are suing OpenAI and Microsoft over the supposed use of their journalism to train AI.
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Two more news organizations are suing OpenAI and Microsoft over the supposed use of their journalism to train AI.
The sheriff’s office said the hikers “were advised by Gemini to bring far less food and water than their group required.”
OpenAI acknowledged its role in a recently reported incident where AI agents took over a German wiki forum.
Clucky’s new alarm app has an option where users are woken up to the sound of a rooster. They then complete a mission to turn it off.
While Oura has largely dominated the smart ring market for years, a growing number of rivals are now racing to dethrone it by trying all sorts of approaches to get an edge over it.
Boosteroid, a Ukrainian-founded cloud gaming platform that most casual gamers have never heard of, now claims 8 million active subscribers and $125 million in 2025 revenue, according to figures cited in the company’s own Wikipedia entry and a statistics report published by Levvvel on August 14, 2026. That alone would make it a notable also-ran…
Anyone who has tried to keep a Minecraft world alive past a group chat’s first burst of enthusiasm knows the real bottleneck isn’t the game. It’s the server. Self-hosting off a spare laptop dies the moment someone closes their lid, and renting raw cloud compute means learning firewall rules just to let five friends build…
Sony’s spec sheets tell you the PS5 Pro packs a 60-compute-unit GPU rated at roughly 16.7 TFLOPS against the standard PS5’s 36-CU, 10.28 TFLOPS design. What those numbers don’t tell you is whether you’ll actually see the difference on your TV, in your favorite games, at your electricity bill’s expense. This tutorial walks through building…
Americans are vibe-coding trading algorithms and handing over their stock portfolios to AI agents. Welcome to the world of the robot retail investor.
DaVita Inc. has reached a preliminary agreement to pay up to $15 million to settle a class-action lawsuit tied to the April 2025 ransomware attack that exposed personal and medical data belonging to millions of dialysis patients. A federal judge in Colorado granted preliminary approval to the deal on August 21, 2026, moving the 16-month-old…