Japan leaning toward softer AI rules than EU
This article explores Japan's decision to adopt softer AI rules compared to the EU's stringent approach.
Tesla beats second-quarter delivery estimates as price cuts pay off
Tesla, the renowned electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, has surpassed market expectations by delivering an astonishing 250,000 vehicles
Meta releases clues on how AI is used on Facebook and Instagram
Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has released new tools and information aimed at helping users understand how artificial intelligence
US government approves world’s 1st road-to-sky car
The US government has approved the world’s first road-to-sky car, a flying vehicle developed by Alef Aeronautics.
South Korean chip exec denies stealing Samsung data for China factory
A former executive of Samsung Electronics has been indicted on charges of stealing trade secrets to build a copycat chip factory in China.
Lawsuit says OpenAI violated US authors' copyrights to train AI chatbot
Two US authors are suing OpenAI, claiming that the company violated their copyrights by using their works
Inflection AI, The Year-Old Startup Behind Chatbot Pi, Raises $1.3 Billion
Inflection AI, a year-old startup that has developed a chatbot called Pi, has raised $1.3 billion in a Series A funding round.
Volkswagen in talks with Tesla to adopt its charging standard
Volkswagen and Tesla are in talks to adopt Tesla's charging standard, a move that could help to unify the electric vehicle charging landscape.
EU countries, lawmakers reach data rule deal targeting Big Tech
The law, known as the Data Act, would require tech giants to obtain users' consent before collecting their data
Gujarat, Micron sign MoU for semiconductor plant at Sanand
The Gujarat government and Micron Technology Inc. on Wednesday signed an MoU for setting up a $2.75 billion semiconductor assembly and test facility
Tata Communications to acquire Kaleyra for about $100 mn in an all-cash deal
Tata Communications to Acquire Kaleyra for About $100 Million in an All-Cash Deal
Microsoft CEO says exclusive Activision games make 'no strategic sense'
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says that making Activision games exclusive to Xbox would make "no strategic sense."