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Last year, gaming giant Electronic Arts announced that it would be acquired by private equity firms for $55 billion. The Players Alliance, a group of gamers, is protesting the deal, citing fears about corporate consolidation in the industry.

Tech companies say they're cutting costs as they invest more heavily in AI, which is reshaping how people work.

When asked how AI is impacting the way Hollywood does business, Demi Moore said the industry needs to work with the new technology, not against it.

Amid rapid technological change, a growing number of filmmakers and companies in Southern California are using AI tools to radically rethink how films and TV shows are made.

Agenda for talks between Presidents Trump and Xi Jinping highlights the array of U.S. interests that depend on — and often clash with — Beijing's policies.

The letter comes amid a high-stakes legal battle between onetime partners Sam Altman and Elon Musk, who in 2015 co-founded the AI company behind ChatGPT.

A Trump administration once eager to gun for technological supremacy is now, for the first time, reckoning with the power AI could unleash if left unchecked.

Bieber was a headliner at WNDR, entertainment executive Jeffrey Katzenberg's invitation-only confab at the Rosewood Miramar in Montecito.

The company's stock plunged roughly 18% after it announced the job cuts and forecasted revenue that fell short of expectations.

IATSE is striking against the production of live-action series, "CoComelon: The Melon Patch." Workers claim the project is understaffed, and that they are being overworked for lower wages.

Apple settled legal claims that the California smartphone maker misled consumers about AI capabilities available on the iPhone.

The company, formerly headquartered in San Francisco, said that it's also changing the way it operates and will lean on smaller teams that can do more with AI.

Jeff Bezos' participation in this year's Met Gala sparked protests that threatened to overshadow the event itself.