Businesses and workers clash over the future of AI in the US workplace
The Federal Trade Commission’s investigation into the ChatGPT app highlights an emerging dispute over how Washington should regulate artificial intelligence.
Microsoft and Activision Blizzard are still engaged in a $75 billion merger, sources say
The companies plan to continue work to resolve lingering regulatory issues as Tuesday’s deadline for closing the merger nears
Thousands of authors are asking AI chatbot owners to pay for the use of their work
James Patterson and Margaret Atwood are among the writers who have joined the appeal for compensation.
Meta and Microsoft team up to distribute new AI software for commercial use
The Meta AI model, dubbed Llama 2, will be free and available to developers building software on Microsoft’s Azure cloud computing platform.
European spyware companies threaten digital security and privacy, says US
Biden administration bans Cytrox and Intellexa from receiving US tech amid growing concern over hacking tools
People started loving Apple’s most hated product
Tim Cook once apologized for Apple Maps; it’s now some people’s favorite navigation app.
Restricting chip sales to China could backfire on US, industry group says
The potential limits threaten to undermine new government investment in chip manufacturing in the United States, warns the Semiconductor Industry Association.
Efforts to curb AI learn a lesson from social media: Don’t wait until it’s too late
Activists and officials are racing to shape the rules and public understanding of new artificial intelligence tools.
Tencent’s largest shareholder Prosus sticks to China
Bob van Dijk, chief executive of the Amsterdam-listed company, said he plans to remain a long-term investor in the Chinese company.