Technology
Meta announced on Friday the cessation of an AI feature introduced earlier this week, which enabled users to create images utilising public Instagram accounts. This decision follows extensive criticism regarding privacy issues, notably from a Hollywood union. “Our intent was
Japanese moon transport company ispace announced on Wednesday its plans to initiate a new, lower-cost lunar cargo business utilising the Starship heavy rocket and lunar capabilities. Lander developed by Elon Musk’s SpaceX. Tokyo-based ispace has acquired 500 kilograms of capacity
Samsung Electronics on Tuesday reported a 19-fold increase in second-quarter operating profit compared to the same period last year, exceeding its total earnings from the previous three years. However, its shares declined as the results did not alleviate worries regarding
ByteDance Ltd. and Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. are discontinuing features that allowed users to create and interact with AI companions, in anticipation of forthcoming Chinese regulations concerning human engagement with artificial intelligence. ByteDance’s Doubao, China’s most popular AI chatbot, will
Sony Group Corp. is set to cease the production of physical discs for its PlayStation video-game consoles beginning in January 2028. This strategic shift signifies a complete transition to a digital model, necessitating that consumers download titles from the company’s
OpenAI is currently engaged in negotiations with the US government regarding the potential transfer of a 5 percent equity stake in the company, as reported by the source on Thursday. This arises as artificial intelligence companies encounter examination from the
OpenAI’s public debut could be pushed to 2027
OpenAI is contemplating postponing its public debut until next year, according to a report on Thursday, which referenced three individuals engaged in the company’s discussions. The AI startup, which has confidentially filed for a US initial public offering, is targeting
The Chinese tech giant Alibaba has initiated legal action against the US Department of Defence, seeking to be delisted from the Pentagon’s roster of Chinese military companies. This designation restricts access to US defence contracts and inflicts reputational harm. In
An artificial intelligence startup utilising Anthropic PBC’s AI models has initiated legal action against the US government regarding an order that mandates the developer of Claude and Mythos to restrict access to its most advanced technology from foreign nationals. The
China has surpassed the US to claim the leading position on a list of the world’s fastest supercomputers. However, experts suggest that these results may reflect Beijing’s ambition to demonstrate self-sufficiency in computing systems rather than its actual status in