X Sends Cease-And-Desist Letters to Open-Source Project Nitter
X has issued cease-and-desist letters to the open-source project Nitter, demanding a permanent shutdown over alleged data scraping.
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X has issued cease-and-desist letters to the open-source project Nitter, demanding a permanent shutdown over alleged data scraping.
Cybercriminals are targeting eager gamers with fake Grand Theft Auto VI demo websites that actually distribute data-stealing malware.
Research shows Microsoft embeds a server-issued GUID linked to user prompts into AI images generated in Windows Paint and Photos.
Updated research from Stanford University economists reveals that young workers in AI-exposed fields face a 19 percent drop in employment compared to peers in safer occupations.
AI startup Hugging Face has reportedly been approached about a potential acquisition at a valuation of $13 billion or higher.
Canonical is co-funding a three-year PhD project at the University of Bristol to investigate whether artificial intelligence can translate large C codebases into safe Rust.
Taiwanese prosecutors have indicted nine people, including workers from NVIDIA and Super Micro, for smuggling restricted AI servers to China.
Nvidia researchers reveal that a custom software harness allows Claude Opus 5 to score 100 percent on the ARC-AGI-3 benchmark.
London startup Inherent claims its small AI agent outperformed models from Anthropic and OpenAI at replicating scientific research.
LinkedIn states that more than one million users have clicked its new AI slop reporting button since the feature launched in July.
Prominent filmmaking creators Matti Haapoja and Sam Kolder faced intense fan backlash after posting videos promoting the Higgsfield AI platform and its Seedance 2.5 tool.
Meta is rolling out its AI-powered gaming app Pocket to users across the United States following an initial test market launch in Brazil.
Slack introduces dedicated code channels enabling teams to collaborate directly with AI agents on software development tasks starting today.
Nvidia is working with Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, and other financial giants on a 500 billion dollar financing effort.
Chinese company Z.ai has released GLM 5.3, a powerful open-weight AI model capable of automating advanced coding and cybersecurity tasks.
OpenAI is rolling out a dedicated ChatGPT mode for teenagers that bundles existing safety features with new tools for parents and educators.
Google paid $10 million at an auction for a massive trove of deidentified data from defunct low-cost carrier Spirit to improve its artificial intelligence services.
Amazon is purchasing rare books, removing their spines, and scanning the pages to collect training data for artificial intelligence models.
Ukrainian military intelligence discovered an Nvidia Jetson Orin module inside the wreckage of a Russian S-71 Monochrome cruise missile.
OpenAI launched Computer History, an opt-in macOS feature that logs keystrokes and clicks to build ChatGPT memories instead of taking screenshots.
SpaceX has officially finalized its acquisition of AI coding startup Cursor following a previous $60 billion purchase option.
Leading American artificial intelligence laboratories are dropping prices on mid-tier models to retain cost-conscious customers shifting to cheaper Chinese alternatives.
Aurora Innovation and Kodiak AI secured permits to test self-driving trucks on California public roads following updated regulations.
Apple submitted a court filing proposing a 15 percent commission for standard app purchases made through external links on iOS devices.