A pair of recent revelations about consumer technology have intensified concerns that the data people generate for entertainment and convenience…
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German Court Says Google Can Be Liable for A.I. Search Defamation
A German court has ruled that Google can be held liable for defamatory errors generated by its A.I.-powered search summaries,…
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When A.I. Enters the Courtroom
Questions of Trust Two separate episodes in Britain and the Netherlands are intensifying scrutiny of how artificial intelligence is seeping…
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Meta’s A.I. Push Faces Internal Turmoil and Privacy Fears
Meta’s AI Drive Runs Into Internal Upheaval and New Privacy Questions Meta, already spending heavily to recast itself around artificial…
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When AI Becomes an Export-Control Weapon
Anthropic’s decision to pull two of its most advanced artificial-intelligence models from service worldwide, after a U.S. government order aimed…
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Apple’s New Siri Bet Depends on Google and Trust
Apple Tries Again to Reinvent Siri, This Time With Help From Google Apple used its developers conference this week to…
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OpenAI Nears an I.P.O., but Signals No Rush
OpenAI Signals Its Stock Market Debut May Not Be Imminent OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, has moved a step closer…
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As AI Data Centers Spread, Cities Push Back
Cities and governments push back as AI data-center growth collides with local limits The race to build the physical backbone…
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Florida Lawsuit Renews Scrutiny of Police Facial Recognition
A Florida wrongful-arrest lawsuit is putting police facial-recognition practices under fresh scrutiny A Florida man who was arrested and prosecuted…
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Anthropic Backs Down on Hidden Claude Limits
Anthropic said on Wednesday that it was reversing a controversial policy that would have allowed its newest Claude model to…
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