News by Category: Technology

Reddit is suing Anthropic for allegedly scraping its data without permission to train its AI chatbot, Claude. The lawsuit highlights concerns about unauthorized data use in AI development.

OpenAI enhances ChatGPT with cloud storage integration and a new record mode for note-taking, boosting productivity for business users.

Figmas new tool improves AI design-to-code workflow by giving AI models direct access to design data for more accurate and efficient code generation.

The FDA's new generative AI, Elsa, promises increased efficiency in scientific reviews and operations. Concerns about AI hallucinations remain.

Yoshua Bengio founded LawZero, a nonprofit AI safety lab, securing $30 million to build safer AI systems. Addressing concerns about industry practices.

Analysis of Ukraines recent long-range drone strike on Russia, highlighting technological advancements and strategic implications.

A new wireless brain implant shows promise in restoring communication for patients with speech impairments. Clinical trials are planned.

Nvidia is developing an Arm-based APU for gaming laptops, potentially revolutionizing the Windows on Arm gaming experience. This could challenge Intel and AMD.

Google plans to appeal a court ruling finding it had an illegal monopoly on search. The decision has implications for the future of AI.

Meta plans to significantly increase AI usage for product risk assessment, raising concerns about potential oversight issues.

Purdue University students built a robot that solves a Rubik's Cube in a record-breaking 0.103 seconds, using innovative technology and algorithms.

A summary of the week's top tech news including AI advancements, data breaches, and new browser releases.