Federal regulators launch investigation into ChatGPT creator OpenAIThe Federal Trade Commission is investigating whether the company engaged in "unfair or deceptive" data security practices that harmed consumers.
Microsoft: Chinese hackers breached US government emailsThe hackers managed to gain access by impersonating authorized users.
Surgeon loses medical license after streaming surgeries on TikTokDr. Katharine Roxanne Grawe, also known as "Dr. Roxy," was first warned by the board in 2018 about patient privacy and possible ethics violations.
Elon Musk launches new artificial intelligence companyElon Musk announced the launch of his A.I. company Wednesday with the mission of "understanding the true nature of the universe."
Lawmakers claim Meta, Google had access to taxpayers' informationDemocratic members of Congress issued a report indicating companies like H&R Block and TaxSlayer were "reckless" with personal information.
Most Americans think TikTok is a national security threat, poll findsAs some lawmakers consider a national ban on the popular app, a majority of Americans believe TikTok poses a national security threat, a poll finds.
Clemson is latest university to ban TikTok on campus networksThe university said the ban was due to security concerns.
Sarah Silverman joins copyright lawsuit against OpenAI, MetaThe comedian and author claims the companies use artificial intelligence software in a way that violates copyright law.
Twitter competitor Threads gets 100 million new users in 5 daysParent company Meta says the figure is beating its expectations.
Francis Suarez launches AI chatbot for presidential campaignThe online bot, which looks and sounds like the Miami mayor, can answer general campaign questions and even take jabs at political opponents.
Missouri Sen. Eric Schmitt on stifling Biden admin. social media reachThis week a judge limited the Biden administration's ability to discuss "protected speech" with social media companies.
TikTok is joining the music streaming businessTikTok has launched a music streaming service in two countries.
Twitter threatens to sue Meta over its newly launched Threads appIn a letter to Threads owner Meta, Twitter says it "intends to strictly enforce its intellectual property rights."
Sustainable farming: How technology can optimize food productionNew research unites technology with farming expertise to develop diverse agricultural landscapes based on natural ecosystems.
Threads app netted over 30 million users in less than 24 hoursThe Meta app that is similar to Twitter is now available globally, except in the European Union.
Meta launches Threads, a competitor to Twitter, ahead of scheduleThreads is built into Instagram and requires an Instagram account to use. The app is designed for mobile devices.
Feds want to crack down on fake online reviewsThe FTC says false online reviews are a growing problem. It is creating new rules to help consumers make better decisions.
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Judge limits Biden administration contact with social media companiesThe judge says certain agencies and officials can't contact social media companies to talk about "protected speech."
Threads, a potential rival to Twitter, to launch ThursdayThreads is joining the crowded social media landscape as Twitter undergoes numerous changes.
High-tech software is giving a voice to those with ALSPeople with ALS are taking advantage of software that utilizes artificial intelligence to communicate with others.
Delta bans TikTok on employees' personal cell phonesThe ban applies to any devices that access work-related systems.
Movement to ban facial recognition at venues picks up steamMore than 50 artists have signed a pledge that says they will boycott venues that insist on using facial recognition at shows.
Influencer convicted, falsely accused couple of attempted abductionA Latino couple believes the influencer who produced a viral video about the now-debunked kidnapping attempt made the accusations due to their race.
Rapid growth of artificial intelligence could transform 2024 electionAI has the potential to be game-changing for political ads — but is it ethical?
Alef Aeronautics CEO: Our flying car is 'safer than regular cars'The price tag for this vehicle is $300,000, but the company's CEO says they are hoping to one day bring it down to $35,000.
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Twitter temporarily restricts how many tweets can be seen in a dayThousands of users reported problems while attempting to use the social media platform Saturday.
Flying car gets first-ever U.S. government approval to take flightThe vehicle, crafted by Alef Aeronautics, is fully electric, drivable on public roads and has capabilities for takeoff and landing.
Report: Online hate is at an all-time highThe latest report from the Anti-Defamation League shows online troll harassment is increasingly targeting every race.
Where's the empathy? Experts explain why sub disaster led to jokesMany mocked the crushed Titan submersible after learning the passengers paid an exorbitant amount of money to get on board.
Popular apps for kids collecting personal information, report saysThe "2023 State of Kids' Privacy" report says 73% of the most popular 200 apps and platforms are monetizing personal information.
