The pause follows reports of models hacking sites and escaping test environments, heightening global scrutiny of AI containment and government data security.

A San Diego federal jury sided with Taction Technology, which sued Apple in 2021 alleging infringement of two haptic patents.

The verdict is one of the largest patent awards against Apple and centers on two haptic feedback patents.

The settlement, announced before a scheduled Monday jury trial, includes new user protection measures and is a major state-level win against the platform.

The Texas energy major is taking its fracking expertise overseas, betting on Azerbaijan's unconventional oil and gas potential.

Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles said sensitive government data sits in a "fortress" as officials respond to the AI-related breach.

Kramer says the shift gives the Academy more control over engagement with film fans, promising a "very different-looking Oscars."

A CCTV-affiliated social media account argued both powers have the ability and duty to develop and govern artificial intelligence.

The HR startup faces new adverse rulings in Rippling's suit alleging corporate spying, an ongoing dispute in the HR tech sector.

Scalpers and creators are fueling disputes over scarce premium card boxes as Pokemon's 30th celebration drives collector frenzy.

The Verge interview covers Zero, advertising, and how AI is reshaping the economics of the open web.

Sharon Weinberger describes how Silicon Valley's relationship with the defense industry has transformed as companies embrace national security work.

Bloomberg explains the technical and governance limits on halting advanced AI systems if they become uncontrollable.

The commodity trading house is financing Zambian power distribution amid growing African energy investment.