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AI Defamation Case Dismissal Sets Legal Precedent for ChatGPT
October 30 @ 8:01pm ET  
Mark Walters' defamation lawsuit against OpenAI over false ChatGPT claims was dismissed by a Georgia court on May 19, 2025. The ruling sets a precedent, highlighting challenges in holding AI accountable for misinformation.
Navigating the Crypto Chaos: David Yaffe-Bellany's Reporting Journey
October 10 @ 8:16am ET  
David Yaffe-Bellany, a reporter for The New York Times, has covered the cryptocurrency industry since 2022. His work highlights major events like Bitcoin's rise and Trump's crypto ventures.
Roger Ver, 'Bitcoin Jesus,' Settles $48 Million Tax Fraud Case with DOJ
October 9 @ 6:16pm ET  
Roger Ver, known as 'Bitcoin Jesus,' has settled a tax fraud case with the DOJ for $48 million. This deal under the Trump administration signals a softer approach to cryptocurrency enforcement.
Intel's Arizona Gamble: Can a Desert Factory Revive the Chip Giant?
October 9 @ 10:16am ET  
Intel's new $32 billion Arizona factory, Fab 52, aims to revive the chip giant with cutting-edge 18A tech. Can this desert facility win over Big Tech customers and cement Arizona as a semiconductor hub?
Diamonds: The Future of Cooling AI Data Center Chips
October 8 @ 10:22am ET  
Diamonds are emerging as a solution to cool AI data center chips, leveraging their heat-conducting properties. This innovation, alongside methods like Microsoft's microfluidics, could transform energy efficiency.
Tesla Unveils Budget-Friendly Model Y and Model 3 Starting Under $40,000
October 8 @ 4:16am ET  
Tesla has launched cheaper Model Y and Model 3 versions, starting at $36,990 and $39,990. These Standard models aim to attract buyers with lower prices despite reduced features.
AI Resume Scanning: Job Seekers Fight Back with Clever Tricks
October 7 @ 4:16pm ET  
AI is transforming hiring as recruiters use it to scan resumes, but job seekers are fighting back with tricks to beat the bots. This cat-and-mouse game raises questions about fairness and the future of recruitment.
Elon Musk's xAI Unveils Provocative Chatbots for Digital Intimacy
October 7 @ 4:15am ET  
Elon Musk's xAI introduced sexually explicit chatbots in July, redefining digital intimacy. This move by Grok sparks ethical debates over privacy and societal impact.
U.S. v. Google: Key Arguments in Battle Over Ad Tech Monopoly
October 6 @ 4:16pm ET  
The U.S. v. Google hearing concluded on October 6, focusing on remedies for Google's ad tech monopoly. The Justice Department seeks divestitures, while Google warns of industry harm.
OpenAI's Massive AMD Chip Deal Shakes Up AI Industry
October 6 @ 12:17pm ET  
OpenAI has signed a multi-billion dollar deal with AMD for AI chips, challenging Nvidia's dominance. This partnership, involving 6 gigawatts of computing power, could reshape the AI industry's future starting in 2026.
High-Tech Collars Transform Dairy Farming with AI Innovation
October 6 @ 8:16am ET  
High-tech collars are revolutionizing dairy farming by monitoring cow health and boosting milk production. AI-driven data helps farmers ensure happier animals and greater efficiency.
Tesla Faces Lawsuit Over Cybertruck Door Defects in Fatal Crash
October 3 @ 4:16am ET  
Tesla faces a lawsuit after Krysta Tsukahara's death in a Cybertruck crash, alleging faulty electronic doors trapped her in a fire. Filed on October 2 in California, the case raises serious safety concerns.
New iPhone and Android Tools Combat Robocalls Effectively
October 2 @ 8:16pm ET  
New iPhone and Android tools are tackling robocalls with advanced screening features. Apple's iOS 26 and Android's Call Screen offer effective ways to block spam.
OpenAI's Sora App: Revolutionary AI Video Tool or Social Media Risk?
October 2 @ 6:16pm ET  
OpenAI's Sora app, powered by Sora 2, creates hyper-realistic AI videos but raises concerns over deepfakes and copyright issues. Its social media integration amplifies risks of misinformation and bullying on a TikTok-like platform.
OpenAI Soars to $500 Billion Valuation in Historic Share Sale
October 2 @ 4:16pm ET  
OpenAI has reached a $500 billion valuation after a $6.6 billion share sale, becoming the world's most valuable private company. This historic deal surpasses SpaceX and signals strong investor confidence in AI's future.
Driverless Cars Dodge Tickets: California’s Legal Gap Exposed
October 2 @ 11:02am ET  
A driverless Waymo car in California made an illegal U-turn, but police couldn't issue a ticket due to legal gaps. This incident highlights the urgent need for updated laws as autonomous vehicles grow in number.
Snapchat Introduces Storage Fees for Heavy Users at 5GB Limit
October 1 @ 4:16pm ET  
Snapchat now charges users for Memories storage beyond 5GB, introducing paid plans starting at $1.99 for 100GB. This policy shift has sparked mixed reactions among users facing the new fees.
Facebook's Political Ad Crisis: Deepfakes and Scams Surge
October 1 @ 12:17pm ET  
Facebook faces a crisis as political ads filled with deepfakes and scams proliferate, despite policies against such content. A new analysis shows Meta profits from over 100,000 deceptive ads, raising concerns about election integrity.
Uber Cleared in Sexual Assault Case, But Legal Battles Continue
October 1 @ 6:15am ET  
A California jury ruled Uber not liable for a sexual assault by a driver on September 30, in the first of over 500 lawsuits. The company faces thousands more claims and growing scrutiny over its safety practices.
ChatGPT's New Parental Controls: Safeguarding Teen Users
September 30 @ 8:16am ET  
OpenAI has introduced parental controls for ChatGPT, allowing time and content limits for teens. Parents get alerts on potential self-harm risks to ensure safety.
California Leads Nation with Groundbreaking AI Safety Legislation
September 29 @ 6:16pm ET  
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB 53, a groundbreaking AI safety law, on September 29. This legislation mandates transparency from major AI firms, setting a potential national standard.
Electric Vehicle Sales Brace for Impact as $7,500 Tax Credit Ends
September 29 @ 8:16am ET  
The $7,500 federal tax credit for electric vehicles ends on September 30, sparking a rush among buyers. Experts predict a sales drop but expect eventual market recovery.
Jared Kushner's Affinity Partners in $50 Billion Electronic Arts Takeover Bid
September 26 @ 8:16pm ET  
Jared Kushner's Affinity Partners is part of a $50 billion bid to take Electronic Arts private with Silver Lake and Saudi Arabia's PIF. This could be one of the largest private-equity deals ever, reshaping the gaming industry.
Google Seeks Supreme Court Help in Epic Games App Store Battle
September 25 @ 4:16pm ET  
Google has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to halt a ruling forcing changes to its Play Store in a lawsuit with Epic Games. This case could reshape how businesses earn revenue on mobile operating systems.
Elon Musk's xAI Secures Major Deal for Grok Chatbot with US Government
September 25 @ 10:16am ET  
Elon Musk's xAI has signed a deal with the US government to provide its Grok chatbot to federal agencies. This move, announced on September 25, aims to boost efficiency but raises concerns over past controversies.
Exploring New Features in Apple's iOS 26 and Google's Android 16
September 24 @ 12:16pm ET  
Apple's iOS 26 and Google's Android 16 bring exciting new features like 'Liquid Glass' design and enhanced usability. These updates ensure a personalized experience even without the latest AI models.
YouTube Reverses Bans on Accounts Tied to COVID and 2020 Election Content
September 23 @ 8:16pm ET  
YouTube announced on September 23 a reversal of bans on accounts tied to COVID-19 and 2020 election content. This policy shift, revealed in a letter to the House Judiciary Committee, aims to balance free expression.
Nvidia's $100 Billion OpenAI Investment Fuels AI Revolution
September 23 @ 8:16am ET  
Nvidia's $100 billion investment in OpenAI marks a historic push in AI development. This partnership aims to build massive data centers to power groundbreaking AI tools like ChatGPT.
Amazon Under Fire: FTC Trial Probes Prime Subscription Tactics
September 23 @ 4:16am ET  
Amazon faces an FTC trial in Seattle over deceptive Prime subscription tactics. The case questions if millions were misled into joining and struggled to cancel.
Google Faces Court Battle Over Ad Tech Monopoly Breakup
September 22 @ 6:17pm ET  
Google faces a critical court hearing on September 22 over its ad tech monopoly. The U.S. Justice Department seeks a breakup that could reshape digital advertising.
Oracle Takes Helm in Retraining TikTok Algorithm for US Users
September 22 @ 3:05pm ET  
Oracle is set to retrain TikTok's algorithm for US users under a new deal transferring control from ByteDance to American investors. This move addresses security concerns and could reshape content delivery on the app.
San Francisco's AI Boom Sparks Futuristic Robot Fight Nights
September 19 @ 10:16am ET  
San Francisco's AI boom is reviving the city with futuristic events like robot fight nights dubbed 'Peak SF.' These spectacles, fueled by tech growth, highlight the blend of innovation and entertainment in the Bay Area.