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Despite an initial push for stricter auto emissions standards, the US government has reconsidered and decided to ease up on their regulations due to a recent decrease in electric vehicle sales.

The Biden administration will likely unveil revised vehicle emission regulations this week. These standards will initially provide a three-year grace period for automakers, but will eventually align with the Environmental Protection Agency’s stringent guidelines. The recent updates are a result of a decline in the sales of electric vehicles with zero tailpipe emissions, which are

A judge has rejected Apple’s motion to dismiss a class-action lawsuit regarding the use of AirTag technology to creep on people.

The request by Apple to dismiss a class-action lawsuit alleging that its AirTag devices are being used by stalkers to track their victims has been denied by a judge, who believes the tech company has not taken sufficient measures to prevent this from happening. Since debuting in 2021, the AirTags, which retail for $29, have

The initial ‘cyberflasher’ is found guilty under England’s recently enacted legislation and sentenced to over 5 years in jail.

The first person in England to be convicted of cyberflashing was given a 5 1/2 year prison sentence on Tuesday for sending unsolicited images of his genitals to a teenage girl and a woman. 39-year-old Nicholas Hawkes was the initial person in England and Wales to be found guilty of breaking the Online Safety Act,

. The AI robot is identifying diseased tulips in order to prevent the spread of illness in Dutch bulb fields.

Theodore tirelessly toils during weekdays, weekends, and evenings without ever complaining about a painful back, even though he spends countless hours performing physically demanding tasks in the Dutch tulip fields, a job that would normally be considered grueling for a typical farm worker. The mechanized robot, called in honor of a former worker at the

Four takeaways from Elon Musk’s conversation with Don Lemon.

Don Lemon, a former CNN journalist, engaged in a conversation with Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, which was later shared on Musk’s social network, X, this Monday. The interview was meant to launch Lemon’s new talk show on X (previously called Twitter), but it was canceled by Musk shortly after being recorded. During the

The Supreme Court considers the extent to which federal officials can take action against contentious posts about trending issues.

WASHINGTON (AP) — In a busy term that could set standards for free speech in the digital age, the Supreme Court on Monday is taking up a dispute between Republican-led states and the Biden administration over how far the federal government can go to combat controversial social media posts on topics including COVID-19 and election

The details of a corrupt partnership with Hewlett Packard will be revealed in the trial of a disgraced British technology prodigy.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — An $11 billion acquisition that backfired on Silicon Valley pioneer Hewlett Packard more than a decade ago will be resurrected Monday during a trial that will explore whether the deal was an illegal rip-off or a case of botched management. The current legal case in a federal court in San Francisco

Some content creators on TikTok are expressing concern about the potential economic consequences of a ban on the app, stating that it serves as an important platform for marginalized communities.

Almost ten years ago, Alex Pearlman abandoned his aspirations of a career in stand-up comedy and redirected his focus from the the stage to an office cubicle where he held a customer service position. Afterwards, he began sharing unpredictable jokes and thoughts about popular culture and politics on TikTok. As a result, he now has

Reddit discloses that it is currently being investigated by the Federal Trade Commission for its agreements to license data from its users for the purpose of artificial intelligence training.

According to a statement released on Friday, Reddit announced that the Federal Trade Commission has initiated an examination into the platform’s practice of selling, licensing, or sharing user-generated content with external entities to assist in the development of artificial intelligence algorithms. On Friday, the company revealed the investigation in a report to the Securities and

Apple has agreed to pay $490 million as a settlement for accusations of providing false information to investors about its iPhone sales in the Chinese market.

Apple has reached a settlement of $490 million to resolve a class-action lawsuit that accuses CEO Tim Cook of deceiving investors regarding a significant decline in iPhone sales in China, resulting in a sudden adjustment to the company’s revenue prediction. On Friday, a preliminary agreement was submitted to the federal court in Oakland, California. This

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Despite an initial push for stricter auto emissions standards, the US government has reconsidered and decided to ease up on their regulations due to a recent decrease in electric vehicle sales.

A judge has rejected Apple’s motion to dismiss a class-action lawsuit regarding the use of AirTag technology to creep on people.

The initial ‘cyberflasher’ is found guilty under England’s recently enacted legislation and sentenced to over 5 years in jail.

. The AI robot is identifying diseased tulips in order to prevent the spread of illness in Dutch bulb fields.

Four takeaways from Elon Musk’s conversation with Don Lemon.

The Supreme Court considers the extent to which federal officials can take action against contentious posts about trending issues.

The details of a corrupt partnership with Hewlett Packard will be revealed in the trial of a disgraced British technology prodigy.

Some content creators on TikTok are expressing concern about the potential economic consequences of a ban on the app, stating that it serves as an important platform for marginalized communities.

Reddit discloses that it is currently being investigated by the Federal Trade Commission for its agreements to license data from its users for the purpose of artificial intelligence training.

Apple has agreed to pay $490 million as a settlement for accusations of providing false information to investors about its iPhone sales in the Chinese market.