Microsoft Gaming Overhaul as Phil Spencer Retires

Microsoft is entering a new era in its gaming business. Phil Spencer, the longtime executive who helped shape Xbox into a global brand, is stepping down after nearly four decades … Read More

Judge Signals Possible Dismissal of Musk’s xAI Lawsuit

A high-profile legal clash between two of Silicon Valley’s most influential AI players may be headed for an early setback. A federal judge has indicated she could dismiss key claims … Read More

Open-Source AI Models Expose a Growing Security Blind Spot

Open-source artificial intelligence is reshaping innovation worldwide—but new research suggests it is also opening the door to widespread abuse. Cybersecurity experts warn that unguarded AI models running outside major platforms … Read More

Google to Pay $135M to Settle Android Data Privacy Lawsuit

Why This Settlement Matters A major legal battle over smartphone privacy is nearing its end, with Google agreeing to a $135 million settlement that could reshape how Android handles user … Read More

The Strange New AI Glitch Spreading Across the Internet

A quiet, unsettling pattern is showing up across the internet: AI systems behaving in ways their users didn’t ask for and sometimes can’t explain. It’s not a dramatic “robot takeover” … Read More

TikTok Deal Creates US-Led Venture to Protect Data

TikTok’s long-running fight to stay online in the United States may have reached its biggest turning point yet. ByteDance says it has finalized a new majority American-owned venture designed to … Read More

When AI Says Nothing: The Silence That Shook Experts

For years, the biggest fear around artificial intelligence was that it might say the wrong thing. Now, a new and unsettling question is emerging: what happens when an AI refuses … Read More