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Comment #45877184
So just how much money is OpenAI dumping on this firehose of imbecilic video? More than $5 billion annualized, or around $15 million per day, according to Forbes estimates and conv…
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Comment #45659457
A set of changes to TikTok’s law enforcement policy make it easier for the company to share users’ personal information with government and “regulatory authorities.” TikTok did not…
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Comment #45304407
Violent slapstick videos that glamorize dictators and dunk on Trump have exploded in popularity on YouTube this year, becoming some of the most watched political content in 2025.
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Comment #43130162
Elon Musk, leading Trump’s haphazard effort to cut government overspending, is among the largest beneficiaries of federal government support. His empire was built on it. In the pas…
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Comment #42342440
At both companies, there has been some speculation that if TikTok appeals the ruling and the case ends up in the Supreme Court, Trump might file an amicus brief asking for time to …
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Comment #39868471
Unpaid bills, bungled contracts and a disastrous meeting with Nvidia's kingmaker CEO. Inside the stunning downfall of Emad Mostaque.
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Comment #39768081
Key members of the artificial intelligence research team that developed Stable Diffusion, a text-to-image generation model that helped catalyze the AI boom, have resigned from Brit…
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Comment #39229916
The deal was one of several challenges facing the federal business of the $7.3 billion AI startup, whose CEO Alexandr Wang has become an outspoken advocate of American national sec…
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Comment #38665700
After a startup shared its idea for a tech Shangri-La with Bhutan’s royal government, the kingdom disavowed the project. Now, it’s preparing to announce its own mindfulness-focused…
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Comment #37423998
Most big tech companies flag millions—often tens of millions—of tips on child sexual abuse material to law enforcement each year to help keep kids safe. Apple, the outlier, last ye…