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The highest court in the US is grappling with legal challenges involving social media that bear similarities to those involving former President Donald Trump.

The Supreme Court grappled with the question on Tuesday of whether it is constitutional for public officials to prohibit critics from posting on their social media pages. This topic was initially brought up in a case involving former President Donald Trump. The judges listened to arguments for two cases concerning individuals who were banned from

State-of-the-art artificial intelligence sparks concerns regarding potential dangers to mankind. Is there adequate action being taken by technology and political figures?

The emergence of advanced artificial intelligence systems, such as ChatGPT, has impressed the world with their skills in speechwriting, vacation planning, and conversation. However, there are growing concerns about the potential dangers of this frontier AI and its impact on humanity. Numerous entities, including the British government, prominent researchers, and leading AI corporations, are sounding

The United States authorities have filed a lawsuit against SolarWinds and its security head for purportedly neglecting cybersecurity measures prior to the Russian hack.

The United States government has filed a lawsuit against SolarWinds, a company based in Texas that was the target of a major cyberattack by Russia in 2020. The lawsuit accuses the company of fraud for not disclosing security weaknesses prior to the attack. The Securities and Exchange Commission has filed a complaint seeking unspecified civil

Biden is eager to expedite the implementation of AI protections and has issued an executive order to address any potential concerns.

On Monday, President Joe Biden signed an executive order on artificial intelligence, aiming to find a balance between the interests of advanced technology companies and the protection of national security and consumer rights. This order establishes initial guidelines that may be strengthened through laws and international agreements. Prior to finalizing the agreement, Biden stated that

The prosecutor is questioning the credibility of Sam Bankman-Fried during the trial of FTX founder.

A New York City trial on Monday saw a prosecutor interrogating Sam Bankman-Fried, questioning his credibility by pointing out public statements he made prior to and after his cryptocurrency exchange, FTX, declared bankruptcy in late 2020 due to an inability to handle billions of dollars in withdrawals. U.S. Attorney Danielle Sassoon questioned Bankman-Fried about situations

The Chief Executive Officer of Google defends the practice of paying companies like Apple to have Google as the default search engine on their devices.

Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, testified in a major antitrust case in the United States and defended the company’s method of compensating Apple and other tech companies to have Google as the default search engine on their devices. He stated that the goal was to create a smooth and effortless user experience. The Department of

Meta has introduced a new paid option for Facebook and Instagram users in Europe to remove ads following a privacy ruling.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, announced on Monday that users in Europe now have the choice to purchase ad-free versions of the social media platforms in order to adhere to the stringent data privacy regulations in the region. Beginning in November, individuals using desktop browsers will have the option to pay approximately

Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of FTX, admits in court that customers suffered negative effects but refutes allegations of fraud.

During his testimony at his trial for fraud on Friday, Sam Bankman-Fried portrayed himself as an inexperienced but well-intentioned leader in the cryptocurrency world. He admitted to having no prior knowledge of the industry before starting FTX and acknowledged his lack of expertise in marketing when he became the public face of his company. He

1 year after the Twitter takeover, X is still facing challenges with misinformation, advertising, and a decrease in usage.

Last year, billionaire Elon Musk acquired Twitter’s San Francisco office and made significant changes, including removing the CEO and other key leaders, and rebranding the platform as X. During his visit, he brought along a white bathroom sink and seemed pleased with his decisions. X looks and feels something like Twitter, but the more time

GM’s autonomous taxi service, Cruise, has halted all self-driving operations across the country.

Cruise, the self-driving car division of General Motors, has halted its driverless operations across the country following concerns from California regulators about the safety of its driverless vehicles. The license for Cruise, a transportation company operating in San Francisco, was revoked by the California Department of Motor Vehicles this week. U.S. regulators are currently looking

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The highest court in the US is grappling with legal challenges involving social media that bear similarities to those involving former President Donald Trump.

State-of-the-art artificial intelligence sparks concerns regarding potential dangers to mankind. Is there adequate action being taken by technology and political figures?

The United States authorities have filed a lawsuit against SolarWinds and its security head for purportedly neglecting cybersecurity measures prior to the Russian hack.

Biden is eager to expedite the implementation of AI protections and has issued an executive order to address any potential concerns.

The prosecutor is questioning the credibility of Sam Bankman-Fried during the trial of FTX founder.

The Chief Executive Officer of Google defends the practice of paying companies like Apple to have Google as the default search engine on their devices.

Meta has introduced a new paid option for Facebook and Instagram users in Europe to remove ads following a privacy ruling.

Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of FTX, admits in court that customers suffered negative effects but refutes allegations of fraud.

1 year after the Twitter takeover, X is still facing challenges with misinformation, advertising, and a decrease in usage.

GM’s autonomous taxi service, Cruise, has halted all self-driving operations across the country.