Jury Rules Google App Store Operates as Monopoly
An American jury has found that Google’s app store operates as an illegal monopoly.
Technology Industry Divided over How to Govern AI Development
Technology leaders have shown major support for laws to govern artificial intelligence use.
Toymakers Aim More Products at Older People
Toymakers are developing new games – and changing old ones – to target a different group: people over 65 years old.
Top Leadership Changes at ChatGPT Maker OpenAI
Artificial intelligence (AI) system developer OpenAI was under new leadership Monday after a series of recent changes that included the removal of former chief executive Sam Altman.
Europeans Can Pay for Ad-free Social Media
Facebook and Instagram users in Europe are getting the option to use the social media services without seeing advertisements.
Autoworkers’ Union Reaches Deal with GM to End Strike
The United Auto Workers (UAW) reached a tentative agreement with General Motors (GM) on Monday. The agreement once approved by UAW members will end the six-week work stoppage affecting the three biggest U.S. carmakers.
Old Ways of Making Wine Gain New Fans
Wine made by ancient methods is gaining new fans.
Study Finds AI Tools Help but also Hurt Worker Performance
An experiment involving hundreds of office workers has found that artificial intelligence (AI) tools can greatly help but also hurt worker performance.
ChatGPT Expands with Voice and Image Abilities
ChatGPT Expands with Voice and Image Abilities
Google Links Bard AI Tool to Its Other Products
The American-based search engine company says the change will permit its users to easily use the AI technology across different product areas.