
OpenAI and Microsoft said they shut down state-affiliated accounts using their AI tools to carry out cyberattacks

OpenAI and Microsoft said they shut down state-affiliated accounts using their AI tools to carry out cyberattacks

Ukraine's military intelligence agency released an audio recording it claims is of Russian soldiers discussing how to get the satellite internet terminals

An estimated 123.4 million people watched the Super Bowl this weekend, with Paramount saying it was the most streamed in history

With a new announcement, Stellantis has become the last of major automakers to adopt Tesla's EV charging standard

The move came after Tesla cut Model Y prices in Germany and China, and it highlights rising competition in the EV market

Ukraine's military intelligence agency said Russian troops were using Starlink for internet

The Super Bowl is a "rare opportunity" for advertisers to reach millions of people at once in an era when cable and broadcast viewership is in decline

The platforms will stop proactively recommending political posts in the apps where they usually appear

The lawsuit by a former marketing executive claims ByteDance's chairman terminated her because she "lacked the docility and meekness" required of women

Stephen Miller's America First Legal doesn't want NFL teams to interview minority coaches

The sports leagues were reportedly not told of the plans to prevent the news from leaking

A proposed bill wants to make work-life balance the law.

The US also turned to Europe and other countries for imports last year, data shows

The joint venture by media giants that typically compete over audiences for live sports is set to launch in the fall

AI images on Facebook, Instagram, and Threads will soon be labeled, and video and audio are next

The banking giant plans to open more than 500 new brick-and-mortar locations over the next three years