Australia Passes News Bargaining Levy Targeting Meta and Google
Australia has passed a new law that could force major technology companies, including Meta and Google’s...
TCS Employee Surveillance Row: What the Company Says About Laptop Monitoring
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), India’s largest IT services company, has denied reports that it is using...
U.S. Warns Siemens Devices Can Be Hacked Amid Fears Iran Is Breaching Water Plants
The United States has issued a cybersecurity warning over vulnerabilities affecting Siemens industrial equipment, raising concerns...
Florida Goes to Court and Asserts That OpenAI and Sam Altman Are Legally a Public Nuisance
Florida has launched an unprecedented legal challenge against OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman, arguing that...
Waymo’s New Ojai Robotaxi Hits Los Angeles
Los Angeles streets are about to get a new kind of ride. Waymo has begun making...
Heart Aerospace’s Battery-Powered Aircraft Takes Flight, Bringing Electric Regional Aviation Closer
Electric aviation has taken another major step forward after Heart Aerospace successfully flew its X1 demonstrator,...
Apple’s Camera-Equipped AirPods Could Turn Siri Into Your Second Pair of Eyes
Apple’s AirPods may soon become much more than wireless earbuds. A newly leaked video suggests that...
You Can Finally Buy a Fairphone in the US: Sustainable, Repairable Smartphone Arrives After More Than a Decade
After more than a decade of building a reputation in Europe, Dutch smartphone manufacturer Fairphone has...
Google Pays $10 Million for 100 Million Spirit Airlines Emails and 500 Million Teams Chats to Train AI
Google is reportedly paying $10 million for a massive collection of internal data from Spirit Airlines,...
ABC Files First Amendment Lawsuit Against FCC, Accusing Agency of Retaliation
ABC has filed a First Amendment lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission, escalating an increasingly contentious...