Category: Tech

This year alone, there have been numerous known instances—often via lawsuits—of AI chatbots (most often, OpenAI’s ChatGPT) that have gone horrifically wrong. A January lawsuit

Adobe’s whole business is the apps creative professionals open every day. This week it put more than 70 of those tools inside a rival’s chatbot.

Google Maps is no longer just giving directions. The company announced on Thursday that Ask Maps, the Gemini-powered conversational feature it launched in March, is

A few details from the White House’s A.I. plan have leaked to the news media, but the administration has officially communicated almost nothing.

The AI trade blew up its own poster child last month, and thousands of people decided to keep betting on him. More than 5,000 retail

OpenAI is removing usage limits on text chats for free ChatGPT users, the company announced on Thursday. The change means free users can send unlimited

Google and its Antigravity team have built a prototype AI translator that runs entirely offline on a Raspberry Pi 5. The Gemma Translator uses Gemma

Gravity, an adtech startup that places ads inside AI chatbots, raised a $30.5 million Series A co-led by Lightspeed Venture Partners and Committed Capital. The

The US health department is working to shut down a Kentucky-based organ procurement organization that made headlines over a 2021 incident in which it was

The Internet is awash in AI content, and it’s not always easy to tell it apart from genuine human creations. While images and videos are

The penalty, imposed by a state judge, is on top of a $375 million fine ordered by a jury that found Meta misled users about

Traditional operating systems (OS) were built to manage hardware, files, apps, and users on a device, but Cloudflare says the agentic AI era requires a

Given the widespread enterprise adoption of passkeys to replace passwords, a Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 report disclosing ways attackers are getting around passkey protections

The move lifts a rule that said a single television-station owner could not reach more than 39 percent of U.S. households.