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xAI has ditched its official status as a public benefit corporation, and will no longer be responsible for the same societal and environmental obligations, according to a report by CNBC.

xAI has ditched its official status as a public benefit corporation, and will no longer be responsible for the same societal and environmental obligations, according to a report by CNBC.

As TikTok’s U.S. selloff deadline rapidly approaches, it has made headway in other regions – more than doubling its revenues across the U.K. and Europe since 2022.

Elon Musk has introduced Macrohard, a crowdsourced name on X. The move challenges Microsoft and others by building a software company run purely by AI.

“All those moments will be lost in time like tears in rain.” I can’t think of a better way to kick off an interview with Ed Dittus than by the final line uttered by Roy Batty in sci-fi classic “Blade Runner.” It sums up Dittus’ sentiment about the world he helped create when he pioneered

The company spent $87 million on measured media, last year, according to agency research firm COMvergence.

Phishing artists are claiming to be Google employees. And they want information.

Comet Plus, a subscription service that gives Perplexity users access to premium content from a group of publishers and journalists, creates a revenue sharing program.

A Colorado law requiring warning labels for social media would force “private websites to act as mouthpieces for the state,” NetChoice says in a petition to block enforcement.

“Google Search does not meet the definition of a common carrier under Ohio law,” Delaware County Common Pleas Court Judge James Schuck wrote in an order dismissing claims that the company wrongly preferences its own services and products in the search results.