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Google has filed a lawsuit against SerpApi, accusing them of scraping search results at a large scale and selling the data. Reddit has also filed a similar lawsuit.

OpenAI is modifying ChatGPT's guidelines, while Anthropic develops tools to detect underage users, boosting online safety for teens interacting with AI.

The FTC is reportedly investigating Instacart due to concerns about its AI-powered pricing tool, which may show different users varied prices.

Reportedly, China has a prototype EUV machine. If confirmed, the nation would be closer to creating advanced chips. How will this affect global tech?

A California judge ruled Tesla misled consumers with Autopilot and Full Self-Driving marketing, potentially leading to a sales suspension.

The US is reportedly stalling a $41 billion AI and quantum computing deal with the UK due to disagreements over tech regulations, food safety, and digital taxes.

A new study reveals that the risk of satellite collisions in low-Earth orbit is alarmingly high, with a catastrophic event potentially occurring within days if collision-avoidance systems fail.

AI-generated misinformation surfaces after the Bondi Beach attack, falsely suggesting the event was staged. Current AI detection methods prove unreliable in identifying the hoax.

iRobot, the company known for Roomba, has filed for bankruptcy. Find out what led to this and other tech news, like IKEA's wireless chargers and LG's new TV.

OpenAI is on a hiring spree, potentially gearing up for a wave of acquisitions and a possible IPO. Is this the start of a new era for the company?

Amazon's Kindle app gets an AI-powered upgrade! 'Ask this Book' answers your questions about the story without revealing spoilers. Authors can't opt out.

Facing a cease and desist, Google removes AI-created videos with Disney characters from YouTube, while Disney partners with OpenAI, signaling a complex stance on AI.