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The board of the actors’ union in Hollywood has approved a deal to end a strike, with leaders highlighting financial gains and rights related to artificial intelligence.

The board members of the actors union in Hollywood voted on Friday to accept the agreement with studios that ended their strike, which lasted almost four months. The union’s leaders highlighted the progress achieved through weeks of careful negotiations. At a press conference held in the afternoon, Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, the executive director and chief negotiator

According to Yellen, the recent ransomware attack on China’s largest bank only had a minimal impact on trades in the Treasury market.

On Friday, Janet Yellen, the U.S. Treasury Secretary, proposed that a ransomware attack on China’s largest bank resulted in minimal disruptions to the U.S. Treasury market, causing the bank to temporarily disable some of its systems. During their meeting on Friday, finance officials from the U.S. and China addressed the incident in San Francisco. This

Jezebel, a sharp and influential feminist voice during the peak of the blogosphere era, will be ceasing operations.

NEW YORK (AP) — Jezebel, the sharp-edged feminist website that found an impassioned and devoted following at the height of the blogosphere era but ended up struggling with its business model, is shutting down after 16 years, its parent company announced Thursday. The media industry is facing challenges due to a decline in digital advertising,

France accuses Russia of engaging in a digital campaign aimed at inciting online disputes over graffiti depicting Stars of David.

The country of France has reported being the victim of a destabilization effort by Russia on the internet. This involved the use of automated social media accounts to create controversy and spread confusion surrounding the spray-painted Stars of David seen on the streets of Paris. This campaign also sparked concerns about a rise in antisemitism

Apple has agreed to pay $25 million to resolve accusations of discriminatory hiring practices that occurred in both 2018 and 2019.

Apple has reached a settlement to pay $25 million in response to accusations of discriminatory hiring practices during the years 2018 and 2019. On Thursday, an agreement was reached to settle a long investigation by the Department of Justice regarding purported violations of the Immigration and Nationality Act. In 2019, federal regulators concluded that Apple’s

The recent Hollywood strikes have ended. Find out when your beloved celebrities and TV programs will make their comeback.

Actors returning after four months of striking: Have you missed seeing your favorite actors in action? The agreement made on Wednesday between actors on strike, studios, and streaming services will not immediately result in a return to full-scale filming. This process will likely take several months. The proposed deal, which both parties claim contains exceptional

Apple faces a challenge in its disagreement with the European Union regarding a tax-related issue.

According to a legal opinion from an adviser to the European Union’s top court on Thursday, Apple may be responsible for paying billions of euros in back taxes to Ireland, in a new development in a longstanding dispute. According to a press release summarizing his opinion, Advocate General Giovanni Pitruzzella stated that the European Court

A worker at a vegetable packing plant in South Korea was killed by an industrial robot.

Police in South Korea reported on Thursday that a worker was killed by an industrial robot at a vegetable packaging facility. They are currently looking into the possibility that the robot was either malfunctioning or had been designed incorrectly. Preliminary evidence from authorities suggests that human error was the main cause of the incident, rather

Meta plans to start marking political advertisements that utilize AI-generated images in order to assist 2024 voters.

On Wednesday, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram announced that they will now require political ads on their platforms to disclose if they were made using artificial intelligence. Beginning January 1, Meta’s latest policy will display labels on users’ screens to indicate the presence of AI when they interact with ads. This rule will

GM’s self-driving car division is recalling vehicles to update their software after one of its cars hit a pedestrian.

DETROIT (AP) — General Motors’ Cruise autonomous vehicle unit is recalling all 950 of its cars to update software after one of them dragged a pedestrian to the side of a San Francisco street in early October. According to documents released by U.S. safety regulators on Wednesday, the company stated that with the revised software,

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The board of the actors’ union in Hollywood has approved a deal to end a strike, with leaders highlighting financial gains and rights related to artificial intelligence.

According to Yellen, the recent ransomware attack on China’s largest bank only had a minimal impact on trades in the Treasury market.

Jezebel, a sharp and influential feminist voice during the peak of the blogosphere era, will be ceasing operations.

France accuses Russia of engaging in a digital campaign aimed at inciting online disputes over graffiti depicting Stars of David.

Apple has agreed to pay $25 million to resolve accusations of discriminatory hiring practices that occurred in both 2018 and 2019.

The recent Hollywood strikes have ended. Find out when your beloved celebrities and TV programs will make their comeback.

Apple faces a challenge in its disagreement with the European Union regarding a tax-related issue.

A worker at a vegetable packing plant in South Korea was killed by an industrial robot.

Meta plans to start marking political advertisements that utilize AI-generated images in order to assist 2024 voters.

GM’s self-driving car division is recalling vehicles to update their software after one of its cars hit a pedestrian.