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Twenty-six current and former Meta employees, including some from California, allege the company violated federal and state laws. Meta denied the accusations.

SpaceX shares dipped below their IPO price of $135 on Wednesday morning for the first time since listing, signaling dwindling hype around the Elon Musk company.

Hundreds of well-known economists and tech leaders including from companies such as Anthropic, OpenAI and Google signed a letter urging action now so AI "complements humans and benefits society."

As AI-generated characters proliferate, Hollywood is confronting questions about authorship, artistry and whether a program can truly be an actor.

Meta's Muse Image AI tool lets users remix public Instagram photos — and CAA, SAG-AFTRA and talent managers say it puts creators at risk.

Siebel Newsom faces a predicament as her husband positions himself as Trump's chief antagonist and prepares for a possible 2028 White House run.

As Microsoft continues to invest majorly into AI, its gaming division, Xbox, is making major cuts to its workforce and selling several of its studios.

The former majority owner of TikTok has quietly continued to court filmmakers, independent artists and executives who are eager to learn more about the AI video generation model called Seedance.

Critics described President Trump's money-making ventures as "bribery" and "corruption." The White House denied any conflicts of interest.

A class-action lawsuit alleges gas station companies operating in California used algorithmic pricing software to set prices artificially high.

"Artificial," the movie that chronicles the time when OpenAI Chief Executive Sam Altman was ousted from and later reinstated at the company, has found a new home after Amazon dropped the film earlier this month.