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Anthropic Prevails in Early Round of Song Lyrics Copyright Case
Anthropic has secured an early legal victory as a judge rejects Universal Music’s effort to stop AI training on song lyrics, citing no irreparable harm.
OpenAI Adds GPT-4o Image Generation Mode With Interactive Editing
OpenAI has added GPT-4o image generation to ChatGPT, allowing users to create, edit, and refine AI-generated images directly within the chat interface.
Google Unveils Gemini 2.5 Pro: How It Stacks Up Against Models from OpenAI, xAI, Anthropic and DeepSeek
Gemini 2.5 Pro Experimental is now available with major AI reasoning upgrades, outperforming rivals in multimodal tasks and long-context memory while advancing structured logic.
No, Using Signal Isn’t Safe for US Military Secrets — Here’s Why
While Signal's encryption is strong, some US adminitration officials defend its use for U.S. military secrets. They are wrong.
Google Slides Update Streamlines Design Tasks with Proportional Scaling and Improved Object Selection
Google has updated Slides with a new proportional scaling feature that has streamlined the design process by ensuring uniform resizing of objects.
ByteDance launches Lynx UI framework to challenge React Native and Flutter
ByteDance has launched its Lynx UI framework, offering web developers a new way to build high-performance apps with near-native capabilities.
Apple Adjusts iOS Browser Rules, Letting Users Choose Other Options to Avoid EU Fine
Apple has avoided an EU fine by adjusting its iOS browser policies to comply with the Digital Markets Act, while Meta faces a $1B penalty over ad tracking.
Google Expands Gemini AI in Google Drive with Smart File Suggestions and Summaries
Google has introduced AI-powered nudges in Drive, surfacing relevant files and generating automatic summaries to improve file discovery and workflow efficiency.
FuriosaAI Rejects Meta’s $800M Acquisition Bid, Chooses Independence in AI Chip Race
South Korean AI chipmaker FuriosaAI has rejected Meta’s $800M acquisition offer, choosing to remain independent to focus on its cutting-edge AI chip development.
Meta Faces $1 Billion EU Fine Over ‘Pay or Consent’ Model
The EU is preparing to fine Meta up to $1 billion for violating the Digital Markets Act with its ‘pay or consent’ model for Facebook and Instagram ads.
ChatGPT’s Advanced Voice Mode Expands to Web and Improves Conversational Flow
ChatGPT’s voice assistant now feels more like a real conversation, thanks to OpenAI’s updates on latency, expressiveness, and turn-taking.
New VanHelsing Ransomware Expands Across Platforms, Targeting Enterprises with Lucrative Payouts
The new VanHelsing ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) targets Windows, Linux, and ESXi systems, using double extortion and advanced evasion tactics.
Microsoft Expands Security Copilot with AI Agents to Automate Cyber Defense
Microsoft's Security Copilot now features AI agents designed to autonomously handle high-volume security tasks, improving efficiency for cybersecurity professionals.
X’s Head of Engineering Departs Amid Leadership Instability and AI Strategy Shift
X is undergoing another leadership shakeup with the departure of Haofei Wang, who played a key role in AI and infrastructure development.
OpenAI Reshapes Leadership as Brad Lightcap Takes Over Business Operations
Facing rapid growth, OpenAI reassigns leadership: Brad Lightcap now leads business strategy, while Altman directs AI research and product vision.
Steam Faces New Malware Crisis as Game Demo Infects Users
Steam has removed a game demo after users reported it contained malware, raising concerns about the platform's security measures
Roboflow’s RF-DETR Real-Time Object Detection Model Redefines Vision AI, Raising Ethical Questions
Roboflow has launched RF-DETR, an open-source real-time object detection model optimized for edge devices, enabling faster and more efficient AI vision applications.
VMware’s Licensing Overhaul Sparks Uproar Among Small Businesses and Enterprise Clients
VMware's new subscription-based licensing model has sparked outrage among small businesses and major clients, with some turning to competitors and filing lawsuits.