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A federal judge in Utah has temporarily blocked a law aimed at protecting children's privacy on social media platforms. The judge cited First Amendment concerns in his decision.
Major tech executives set to testify at U. S. Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on election threats. Google, Adobe, Microsoft, and Meta representatives to discuss technology's role in safeguarding democratic processes.
The European Court of Justice has ruled against Apple and Google in separate cases, ordering a $14. 3 billion tax repayment and upholding a $2.65 billion antitrust fine, respectively. These decisions mark a significant victory for EU tech regulation efforts.
Apple unveils iPhone 16 with AI-focused A18 chip. Early tests of Apple Intelligence reveal potential benefits alongside accuracy concerns, suggesting a wait-and-see approach for consumers.
Kevin Yingling, a 15-year Google veteran, moves to Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer as an antitrust partner. The shift occurs as Google faces significant antitrust scrutiny and legal battles.
The Justice Department's case against Google's ad tech business begins, potentially impacting major news outlets and rivals. The trial could reshape the digital advertising landscape and Google's market position.
YouTube, the last major Western social platform freely available in Russia, faces restrictions. This move impacts millions of users and raises alarms about information control and internet freedom in the country.
Google confronts a series of antitrust lawsuits in the US, marking a shift in the government's approach to tech giants. The outcomes could reshape the company's future and the tech industry at large.
TikTok emerges as a pivotal platform in the 2024 U. S. presidential race, with candidates adapting to its unique format. The app's influence extends beyond its user base, potentially reshaping political communication.
A federal judge plans to decide on consequences for Google's illegal search monopoly by August 2025. Potential remedies range from targeted actions to breaking up the tech giant.
Brazil's Supreme Court upholds fines for accessing banned platform X through VPNs, contrary to online rumors. The ban, imposed on August 30, 2024, remains in effect as of September 6, 2024.
California proposes a groundbreaking law allowing users to protect their online privacy with a single click. This innovative approach could revolutionize data protection for millions of Americans.
Police raid VNG's Ho Chi Minh City office as the company cooperates with ongoing investigation. The unicorn startup, known for diverse tech offerings, reports revenue growth despite recent challenges.
Analysis of Google search data uncovers concerning patterns in Americans' queries about killing insects, animals, and even themselves, raising questions about societal attitudes and mental health.
Amazon's Alexa faced backlash for seemingly favoring Kamala Harris over Donald Trump in political queries. The incident, caused by new AI software, highlights challenges in AI's handling of election information.
YouTube terminated several right-wing politics channels associated with Lauren Chen, amid allegations of Russian funding. The action follows a Justice Department indictment of two RT employees for illegal media funding.
OpenAI's SearchGPT shows potential but faces challenges in competing with Google's search dominance. Early testers report mixed results, highlighting both strengths and limitations of the AI-powered search tool.
Vice President Kamala Harris's long-standing connections to Silicon Valley raise questions about her stance on Big Tech regulation. Her campaign must balance industry support with growing anti-tech sentiment.
Pavel Durov, Telegram's CEO, charged in France over child abuse content. The case ignites discussions on free speech, privacy, and platform responsibility in the digital age.
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California lawmakers approve pioneering AI safety legislation, requiring testing and disclosure for large-scale models. The bill faces opposition from tech giants but gains support from some industry players, as Gov. Newsom's decision looms.
California's State Assembly approves strict AI regulations, requiring companies to test for catastrophic risks. The bill, now headed to the governor, has ignited controversy in the tech industry and political sphere.
Yelp files lawsuit against Google, alleging unfair competition in online reviews. This adds to recent legal challenges against Google's market dominance, highlighting growing scrutiny of Big Tech's influence on the internet economy.
Nvidia reports $30 billion Q2 revenue, up 122% year-over-year, easing concerns about AI investment bubble. Strong sales to tech giants fuel growth, despite some analyst skepticism.
Mammoth Cave National Park turns negative ranking into humorous marketing campaign, highlighting its unique features. The park's witty response garners widespread positive attention on social media.
Amazon plans to launch a paid AI-enhanced Alexa subscription, marking a shift in digital assistant monetization. This move raises questions about consumer willingness to pay for AI features previously offered for free.
Meta uncovers Iranian hacking attempt on WhatsApp accounts of U. S. administration staff. The cyberattack, linked to broader election interference efforts, was thwarted without compromising accounts.
Meta exposed Iranian government hackers using WhatsApp to target former U. S. officials. The operation, linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, is part of broader election interference efforts.
Iranian hacking group APT42, linked to military intelligence, targets Trump's campaign with sophisticated mobile surveillance. Experts warn of the group's invasive capabilities and potential threats to U.S. election security.
Google and California agree on a $250 million deal to fund local journalism and AI research, replacing a proposed "link tax" bill. Critics argue the agreement favors the tech giant over news organizations.
